Eric Mullins wrote:
I explained the problem already. Fix it however you wish.
After some coffee, I wasn't so irritated. Here's what I would do:
/* unsigned int 64 for engine nodes work and display */
#if defined(_MSC_VER)
#define u64 unsigned __int64
#define s64 signed __int64
#define u64Const(c) (c ## UI64)
#define s64Const(c) (c ## I64)
#else
#define u64 unsigned long long
#define s64 signed long long
#define u64Const(c) (c ## ull)
#define s64Const(c) (c ## ll)
#endif
/* format specification for u64 & s64 -- depends on the C runtime we're
using */
#ifdef _WIN32
// assume all windows links with msvcrt which can't handle %lld
#define u64Display "%I64u"
#define s64Display "%I64d"
#else
#define u64Display "%llu"
#define s64Display "%lld"
#endif
You could isolate by compiler when doing the format specification, so
checking _MSC_VER wouldn't be wrong necessarily.
I don't know where intel (__INTEL_COMPILER) belongs in here, and I don't
currently have it installed. But other compilers like borland probably
handle the type and the format specification correctly. gcc (__GNUC__)
always needs "long long", but on windows must still use %I64 because it
links with the msvcrt.
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