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Please I want to know how to create a variable of 64 bits, and this variable must allow functionality for their shifting. Thanks for your help
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Hi Banfa, Thanks for your help, I apreciated, well regarding one of my Question about permutation you told me that for the 64 bits variable I must declare it using the followin instruction, long long K, the thing is that Microsoft Visual c++ does not allow me to do it this way, so could you please tell me how to create this variable, so I can use shifting?
Banfa 9,065
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That is platform dependent so we can't help without knowing the platform.
Banfa 9,065
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use
__int64
on microsoft (I may have the number of _ wrong check the help/header files).
So this is intended to be use in both plataform Linux and Windows. Thanks for your help
Banfa 9,065
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on Linux use
long long
on Windows use
__int64
So this is intended to be use in both plataform Linux and Windows. Thanks for your help
Banfa 9,065
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Oh and note
long long does not guarantee 64 bits in fact just that
sizeof(long long) >= sizeof(long)
it is just usual for it to be 64 bits.
Banfa 9,065
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And please reply to posts when talking about the same subject don't create new threads :-)
Thanks for your help, now I Know how.
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