prototype of int64_t or offset64 both linux and windows 32bits system

Question

I am developing a application which needs functions of int64 variables. and i was told offset64 or int64_t is viable for my need... But i just wanna what is the prototype of int64 under 32bit system... How can i use the variable. is it a struction which consists of two ULONGs? thanx !

Answer 1

There's usually no reason why the compiler can't support 64-bit integer types transparently on a 32-bit (or smaller) platform since it can generate the code necessary to handle them in smaller chunks whenever they are used. AFAIK any C99-compliant compiler should support 64-bit types transparently through the stdint.h header file which defines types such as int64_t and you can use them as you would any other integer type.

[Edit] Example :

#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdio.h>
int main(void) {
        int64_t x = 0x1000000000LL;

        x = x*2;
        printf("%llX\n", x);
}

Answer 2

Use long long, both msvc and gcc support it.