tlug: 64 bit int

[Darren Cook <darren@example.com>]

>For practical purposes (ie, working with existing code), int is 32
>bits.  Architectures with 64 bit ints do exist, of course (Alpha and I
>believe UltraSparc come to mind; purging ports of the int = 32 bits
>assumption is a regular complaint of Alpha programmers)

I write lots of code with the assumption that short is 16 bits and int and
long are 32 bits. Doesn't gcc have "long long" for 64-bit integers?

What is the portable-to-64 way of referring to 16 and 32 bit integers?

Darren


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