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Not sure about 64-bit `int`, but it is 16-bit on some 16-bit micros, such as the AVR line (used by the original Arduino).
by colejohnson66 3y ago
Not sure about 64-bit `int`, but it is 16-bit on some 16-bit micros, such as the AVR line (used by the original Arduino).
- galangalalgol 3y agoTi dsps have 48bits for long.
- colejohnson66 3y agoYep. DSPs always have weird architectures, but in most cases, one isn't compiling the same code for multiple DSP architectures. As an example, the C2000 line has a 16-bit `char`; There is no support for "bytes".
- i_am_a_peasant 3y agoyeah i had 48 bit pointers on one asic. upper 16 bits selected memory partition/region