Basic Compiler Independent Types
Detailed Description
These types are defined so that we know exactly what we have, sign and bit wise.
The number represents number of bits, the letters represent Signed, Unsigned, or Floating point (implicitly signed).
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Typedefs |
typedef signed char | TNL::S8 |
| Compiler independent signed char (8bit integer).
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typedef unsigned char | TNL::U8 |
| Compiler independent unsigned char (8bit integer).
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typedef signed short | TNL::S16 |
| Compiler independent signed 16-bit short integer.
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typedef unsigned short | TNL::U16 |
| Compiler independent unsigned 16-bit short integer.
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typedef signed int | TNL::S32 |
| Compiler independent signed 32-bit integer.
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typedef unsigned int | TNL::U32 |
| Compiler independent unsigned 32-bit integer.
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typedef float | TNL::F32 |
| Compiler independent 32-bit float.
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typedef double | TNL::F64 |
| Compiler independent 64-bit float.
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Typedef Documentation
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Compiler independent signed char (8bit integer).
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Compiler independent unsigned char (8bit integer).
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Compiler independent signed 16-bit short integer.
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Compiler independent unsigned 16-bit short integer.
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Compiler independent signed 32-bit integer.
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Compiler independent unsigned 32-bit integer.
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Compiler independent 32-bit float.
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Compiler independent 64-bit float.
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