c_int.d

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DESCRIPTION:

An overview of the integer types used by D and their C/C++ equivalents on different architectures.
Based on this page:
https://wiki.dlang.org/D_binding_for_C
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version(X86)
{
    alias c_long_double = real;
    alias c_unsigned_long_long = ulong;
    alias c_long_long = long;
    alias c_unsigned_long = uint;
    alias c_long = int;
    alias c_uint = uint;
    alias c_int = int;
    alias c_ushort = ushort;
    alias c_char = byte;
    alias c_uchar = ubyte;
}

version(X86_64)
{
    alias c_long_double = real;
    alias c_unsigned_long_long = ulong;
    alias c_long_long = long;
    
    version(Windows)
    {
        alias c_unsigned_long = uint;
        alias c_long = int;    
    }
    else version(linux)
    {
        alias c_unsigned_long = ulong;
        alias c_long = long;   
    }
    alias c_uint = uint;
    alias c_int = int;
    alias c_ushort = ushort;
    alias c_char = byte;
    alias c_uchar = ubyte;
}