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It's a good choice. Sometimes your best choice for a general purpose int is typedef Int int32_t; for the entire compilation as a whole, and when things ge
by glouwbug 7y ago
It's a good choice. Sometimes your best choice for a general purpose int is
typedef Int int32_t;
for the entire compilation as a whole, and when things get screwy just bump Int up to int64_t and take the performance hit for the extra bit of safety
- ncmncm 7y ago"i32" is better.