Hi,
I like the idea, can you include a Win32 platform
in the head file.
Zhigang
--- Chris Jalbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 4/21/1999 1:49 AM, Goetz Babin-Ebell enlightened
> me with the following:
>
> >Perhaps we should clear sizes of data types.
> >
> >Perhaps something like:
> >
> >typedef char int8;
> >typedef unsigned char uint8;
> >typedef short int16;
> >typedef unsigned short uint16;
> >typedef long int32;
> >typedef unsigned long uint32;
>
> If I might make a humble contribution...
>
> I was going to attach two headers
> (ConditionalMacros.h and MacTypes.h)
> from Apple's Universal Headers since I have found
> them invaluable, and
> usually include them in all my projects, including
> ones that I am trying
> to port (like OpenSSL and Crypto++). It does a great
> job of determining
> data sizes on a variety of platforms. Unfortunately,
> I have to check
> licensing issues regarding redistribution because
> they does not fall
> under Apple's "Darwin" public source license. (I
> think it will be OK, but
> I'd rather not get fired over something stupid, you
> know?)
>
> In the interim, I am including OSHeaders.h from the
> QuickTime Streaming
> Server source which handles four platforms, and
> defines the same types
> defined in MacTypes.h.
>
>
>
>
> ATTACHMENT part 2 application/octet-stream
name=OSHeaders.h; x-mac-type=54455854;
x-mac-creator=43574945
===
With Regards
Wu Zhigang
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