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Re: the new software prorgam
You can use "short int", but it's equivalent to "short" alone. The default variable type in C is int, so if you leave out the word "int" you get an int anyway. It's common practice to leave out the word "int" when declaring shorts and longs, but either way is fine.
unsigned a; // an unsigned int (16 bits in C18, 32 bits in most "big" machines) short b; // a signed short int (16 bits in C18) short int c; // same thing long d; // a signed 32 bit int unsigned long int e; // unsigned 32 bit int And so on. |
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