Lpc2000

David Hawkins wrote:

> I use <stdint.h> to get the C99 types; int32_t, uint32_t, etc.
> If the compiler doesn't have a stdint.h, then write one.
> There are already too many versions of code with s32, S32, INT32, ...
> definitions out there, I figure go with the C99 names, even
> if your compiler is not C99 compliant.
>
> Dave


This is a *very* good suggestion. During the years I have used many 
different constructs but as you write it is probably time now to go for 
the C99 types once for all. Is there a place where they all are listed? 
I have never come across a stdint.h file yet.... ;-)
 
Cheers
/Ake

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