Little theoretical question

SuperKoko,

I was only talking about compilers on Intel machines that have 32-bit processors, run either Windows or DOS, and are not .Net. ;)

Yeah, obviously on different architectures, the long, short, int thing goes out the window. And now, in .Net, longs are 64-bit, "char" is 16-bit, "byte" is 8-bit (hence the name, byte ;)) and a couple other are different.

Greg Dolley

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Originally Posted by greg_dolley

And now, in .Net, longs are 64-bit, "char" is 16-bit, "byte" is 8-bit (hence the name, byte ;))

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They introduced a new type called byte? :eek:
I have never heard of it before...