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declaring 64bit unsigned int
I know there is a way to declare an 8byte unsigned int, but i've forgotten the syntex. Please help!
It is for my 32bit version of Heap Variable.
It is for my 32bit version of Heap Variable.
long long, if your compiler supports it.
MS's answer is _int64.
Actually, from wikipedia, the following, if your compiler supports it:
word, doubleword, longword, long long, quad, quadword, int64
long long is what I think C++ uses.
MS is still _int64.
MS's answer is _int64.
Actually, from wikipedia, the following, if your compiler supports it:
word, doubleword, longword, long long, quad, quadword, int64
long long is what I think C++ uses.
MS is still _int64.
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You can use cstdint which declares uint64_t, not sure if microsoft's compiler has this implemented yet though.
http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/types/integer
http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/types/integer
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