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16 bit represents short integer | 8 bit represents a byte or __uint8_t integer | ||
32 bit represents long or just integer | 16 bit represents short integer or __uint16_t integer | ||
64 bit represents long long or quad | 32 bit represents long or just integer or __uint32_t integer | ||
64 bit represents long long or quad or __uint64_t integer | |||
Latest revision as of 10:13, 31 January 2008
An integer is usually 4 bytes long. Same as the size of an Internet IP Address.
From programming C:
8 bit represents a byte or __uint8_t integer 16 bit represents short integer or __uint16_t integer 32 bit represents long or just integer or __uint32_t integer 64 bit represents long long or quad or __uint64_t integer
