“Uint32”, “int16” and the like; are they standard c++?

Question

I\'m quite new to c++, but I\'ve got the hang of the fundamentals. I\'ve come across the use of \"Uint32\" (in various capitalizations) and similar data types when reading o

Answer 1

Try UINT32 for Microsoft.

The upper case makes it clear that this is defined as a macro. If you try to compile using a different compiler that doesn't already contain the macro, you can define it yourself and your code doesn't have to change.