I'm curious why the IFC specifies default, short, and long, but not long long for fundamental type precision?
The IFC writes out:
long long = int w/ 64-bit precisionlong = int w/ long precisionint = int w/ default precision
This seems like an odd discrepancy (some builtin types represented via bitwidth and some are represented via a label)?
I'm curious why the IFC specifies
default,short, andlong, but notlong longfor fundamental type precision?The IFC writes out:
long long= int w/ 64-bit precisionlong= int w/ long precisionint= int w/ default precisionThis seems like an odd discrepancy (some builtin types represented via bitwidth and some are represented via a label)?