While I hate to base anything on MS compiler behavior, I did notice
when I tried to compile your test code over the weekend that <stdint.h>
is not included by MS .NET 2003. And therefore int32_t, etc, are not
defined.
Can we simply roll our own for GMPI? Or include the necessary headers
in the package?
Mike
Tim Hockin wrote:
On Mon, Nov 17, 2003 at 11:56:36PM +0100, Frederic Vanmol wrote:
Hm, int32_t is language specific (it doesn't exist in Pascal, for example). What's important is that we know what we're talking about, not what terms we use.
Right - it's ANSI C (C99). Since we're defining everything in the lowest levels, we need to do that to guarantee bitwidths across platforms. For example, I just got to play on my first AMD64, and it uses sizeof(long) == 8. :)
That said, I don't like int32_t (personal opinion), although I could definitely live with int32, int64, ... Those names are (slightly) simpler, without the superfluous _t addendum.
It's not something we pulled out of the air. int32_t is the ANSI name. int32 is platform specific.
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