Hi folks.
The WebKit project assumes the LP64 approach to 64-bit. Roughly
speaking, that means that:
- int is a signed 32-bit integer
- unsigned is an unsigned 32-bit integer
- long long is a signed 64-bit integer
- unsigned long long is an unsigned 64-bit integer
And long and unsigned long will be 32 or 64-bit based on the processor
type.
Some of our code uses types like int32_t, uint32_t, int64_t, and
uint64_t. I don’t see the point of doing this. I’d like to suggest
that we always use int where we’d otherwise use int32_t except where
there is some issue of integration with an underlying library.
Am I missing something? Is there some real benefit to using types like
int32_t instead of int in some places in our code and not others? If
so, what are these critical places and what makes them different from
the rest of the code?
-- Darin
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