Re: FW: Missing strtoull()...

[Brendan Simon <brendan at dgs dot monash dot edu dot au>]

My guess is that long long & unsigned long long are not part of the ANSI C
standard.  GCC is the only compiler I've seen that supports that syntax so
I assume its a GCC extension to the C language to get 64 bits.
It would be nice to get a standard 64 bit type.  Does any one know if this
exists or if one has been proposed ?

Brendan Simon.


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> >From:  berend@istanbul.engr.sgi.com
> >Sent:  Wednesday, July 15, 1998 4:47:19 AM
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> >Subject:       Missing strtoull()...
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> I compiled the cygwin32 tools as a cross-compiler from sgi-mips-irix to
> i686-pc-cygwin32. Everything is working just dandy, but it looks like
> although
> "unsigned long long" types are supported, the standard C library does
> not
> provide strtoull(). Is there a good reason for this other than it hasn't
> been
> written?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Berend
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