type casting

[sonu]

Hi All,
is there any function which prototype is bellow,

guint64 function(const wchar_t *) { ...............................}

if there is no library function then how can i convert a const wchar_t
* to guint64.



Thanks
sonu

 

[Vladimir Oka]

Hi All,
is there any function which prototype is bellow,

guint64 function(const wchar_t *) { ...............................}

if there is no library function then how can i convert a const wchar_t
* to guint64.

I don't think `guint64` is a standard type.

Therefore, there can't be any standard function returning it. You may
want to ask in a group where `guint64` is topical, i.e. one that
discusses your implementation/OS/architecture.

 

[Flash Gordon]

I don't think `guint64` is a standard type.

Therefore, there can't be any standard function returning it. You may
want to ask in a group where `guint64` is topical, i.e. one that
discusses your implementation/OS/architecture.

guint64 is a handle to the GUI of a 64 bit NT system, so possibly a
Windows group would be appropriate...

 

[CBFalconer]

guint64 is a handle to the GUI of a 64 bit NT system, so
possibly a Windows group would be appropriate...

But a quint64 is obviously a Dionne listening to a Beatle.

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[Charles Richmond]

But a quint64 is obviously a Dionne listening to a Beatle.

This really dates you, Mr. Falconer. Is there a standard C function
to calculate the percentage of this group's readership that understood
that one???

 

[CBFalconer]

This really dates you, Mr. Falconer. Is there a standard C
function to calculate the percentage of this group's readership
that understood that one???

That's not what dates me, it is the apparently inexorable operation
of the laws of thermodynamics. Solutions welcome.