I am wondering if I could always replace all long long
type into int64_t
type without breaking the program ? Will it somehow affects the program or remains the same ?
And how about the relationship between int
and int32_t
types
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I am wondering if I could always replace all long long
type into int64_t
type without breaking the program ? Will it somehow affects the program or remains the same ?
And how about the relationship between int
and int32_t
types
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On some platforms (e.g. Yandex.Contest GCC x64) the following code will cause a compilation error