`long long` was not introduced until c99, neither was `stdint.h`, but perhaps gnulib can help us out here.
On Mon, May 25, 2020 at 3:44 PM Pete Dietl <petedi...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > I was not even considering specifying the base of the the resulting > > expansion. I was assuming it would always be base 10. I don't have > > any good way to specify the output form. > > > > I was only considering the parsing of input (constant) values: whether > > we wanted to support 0xfff, 0o777, 0b111 as well as base 10. I don't > > want to support "traditional" octal values that start with plain 0... I > > believe that's always been a bad idea and it's especially bad in the > > context of makefiles where values are all strings right up until the > > moment they're parsed. > > I definitely agree with 0x 0o 0b. > > As for converting between bases, that could always be a separate > function like `$(convert-base number,radix)` where radix is one of: 2, > 8, 10, or 16
