/ Published in: C++
Example: Useful to avoid use of char type as "byte, 8 bits type"
and so
(valid for c language too)
and so
(valid for c language too)
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typedef unsigned char Uint8; typedef signed char Sint8; typedef unsigned short Uint16; typedef signed short Sint16; typedef unsigned int Uint32; typedef signed int Sint32; typedef long long Sint64; typedef unsigned long long Uint64; //typedef unsigned char byte;