Code:
long l;long long ll;ll = 0x0;ll = ll-1;printf("%llx\n",ll); l = 0x0;l = l-1;printf("%lx\n",l);
Is there a way to get 128 or 256 bit extra-long integer types on a raspberry pi and which #includes are needed for those ?
I've been getting a 32 bit result from summing short int, which I thought was a 16 bit unsigned integer. What do you do?
Are there any other oddities to beware of with integer types ?
Statistics: Posted by R61zt — Fri Nov 01, 2024 2:11 pm