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A 'word' on an x86 is 32-bit, but a WORD is 16 bits. You can _absolutely_ blame Microsoft for using it to mean something that it isn't.
by hakanai 6y ago
A 'word' on an x86 is 32-bit, but a WORD is 16 bits.
You can _absolutely_ blame Microsoft for using it to mean something that it isn't.