Defines | |
| #define | DBUS_HAVE_INT64 1 |
| Defined if 64-bit integers are available. | |
| #define | DBUS_INT64_CONSTANT(val) (val##LL) |
| Declare a 64-bit signed integer constant. | |
| #define | DBUS_UINT64_CONSTANT(val) (val##ULL) |
| Declare a 64-bit unsigned integer constant. | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef dbus_uint32_t | dbus_bool_t |
| A boolean, valid values are TRUE and FALSE. | |
| typedef unsigned int | dbus_uint32_t |
| A 32-bit unsigned integer on all platforms. | |
| typedef int | dbus_int32_t |
| A 32-bit signed integer on all platforms. | |
| typedef unsigned short | dbus_uint16_t |
| A 16-bit unsigned integer on all platforms. | |
| typedef short | dbus_int16_t |
| A 16-bit signed integer on all platforms. | |
| typedef unsigned long long | dbus_uint64_t |
| A 64-bit unsigned integer on all platforms that support it. | |
| typedef long long | dbus_int64_t |
| A 64-bit signed integer on all platforms that support it. | |
Typedefs for common primitive types.
| #define DBUS_HAVE_INT64 1 |
Defined if 64-bit integers are available.
Will be defined on any platform you care about, unless you care about some truly ancient UNIX, or some bizarre embedded platform.
C99 requires a 64-bit type and most likely all interesting compilers support one. GLib for example flat-out requires a 64-bit type.
You should feel comfortable ignoring this macro and just using int64 unconditionally.
| #define DBUS_INT64_CONSTANT | ( | val | ) | (val##LL) |
Declare a 64-bit signed integer constant.
The macro adds the necessary "LL" or whatever after the integer, giving a literal such as "325145246765LL"
| #define DBUS_UINT64_CONSTANT | ( | val | ) | (val##ULL) |
Declare a 64-bit unsigned integer constant.
The macro adds the necessary "ULL" or whatever after the integer, giving a literal such as "325145246765ULL"
A 64-bit signed integer on all platforms that support it.
If supported, DBUS_HAVE_INT64 will be defined.
C99 requires a 64-bit type and most likely all interesting compilers support one. GLib for example flat-out requires a 64-bit type.
You probably want to just assume DBUS_HAVE_INT64 is always defined.
Definition at line 36 of file dbus-arch-deps.h.
A 64-bit unsigned integer on all platforms that support it.
If supported, DBUS_HAVE_INT64 will be defined.
C99 requires a 64-bit type and most likely all interesting compilers support one. GLib for example flat-out requires a 64-bit type.
You probably want to just assume DBUS_HAVE_INT64 is always defined.
Definition at line 37 of file dbus-arch-deps.h.
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