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Matt
Hi folks. Can you help with some questions?
I gather that some types supported by g++ are nonstandard but have been
proposed as standards.
Are the long long and unsigned long long types still under consideration
for the ANSI C and C++ standards? Are they likely to be accepted into
the standards?
Which compilers support those types, and which do not?
In a general practical sense, is portability impaired for programs that
use those types?
Is there any good literature on standard techniques related to word size
and portability?
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keywords: gnu gcc g++ borland turbo visual microsoft intel ISO ANSI
compiler long long C C++ language standard
I gather that some types supported by g++ are nonstandard but have been
proposed as standards.
Are the long long and unsigned long long types still under consideration
for the ANSI C and C++ standards? Are they likely to be accepted into
the standards?
Which compilers support those types, and which do not?
In a general practical sense, is portability impaired for programs that
use those types?
Is there any good literature on standard techniques related to word size
and portability?
________________________
keywords: gnu gcc g++ borland turbo visual microsoft intel ISO ANSI
compiler long long C C++ language standard