In the other direction, Lattice C used 32-bit ints on the 68000, where 16-bit was more efficient. This led to a bunch of code explicitly using short instead of

In the other direction, Lattice C used 32-bit ints on the 68000, where 16-bit was more efficient. This led to a bunch of code explicitly using short instead of int, and then later being converted back to int for later platforms -- sometimes with amusing results, like a comment labeling an error code as meaning "the buffer is too int."