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Top Forums Programming Integer size with different compile Post 303000978 by jim mcnamara on Monday 24th of July 2017 02:29:49 PM
Old 07-24-2017
cd to /usr/include

Two header files - limits.h and stdint.h have everything the compiler can know about integer sizes in bits, usually WORD_BITS and CHAR_BITS are used to define the rest of the macros.

You may have some compiler options to control long int size, I do not know.

Start with that. BTW you should have tried to read these and some other header files just to get an idea about what settings your compiler can and does employ.

There should be/is a man page for each of the important header files like math.h
 

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draw_compiled_sprite

draw_compiled_sprite(3alleg4)                                     Allegro manual                                     draw_compiled_sprite(3alleg4)

NAME

       draw_compiled_sprite - Draws a compiled sprite. Allegro game programming library.

SYNOPSIS

       #include <allegro.h>

       void draw_compiled_sprite(BITMAP *bmp, const COMPILED_SPRITE *sprite, int x, int y);

DESCRIPTION

       Draws  a compiled sprite onto a bitmap at the specified position. The sprite must have been compiled for the correct type of bitmap (linear
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