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.NET Forum / Languages / Managed C++ / September 2004Size of int
What does exactly the size of the int datatype depends in C++? Recenlty I've heard that it depends on the machine's type, i.e. on 16-bit machines it's 16 bit, on 32-bit machines it's 32 etc. Is this true? Is this true for _all_ C++ compilers? > What does exactly the size of the int datatype depends in C++? > Recenlty I've heard that it depends on the machine's type, i.e. on 16-bit > machines it's 16 bit, on 32-bit machines it's 32 etc. > Is this true? Is this true for _all_ C++ compilers? According to the C++ standard, int is at least 16 bits. So in some systems it may be 16 bit, in others 32, and in others 64 etc. In .NET it is 32.  SignatureIoannis Vranos Hi Ioannis, > In .NET it is 32. .NET is a platform and no C/C++ language... SignatureGreetings Jochen My blog about Win32 and .NET http://blog.kalmbachnet.de/ > .NET is a platform and no C/C++ language... And I think that I referred to it as such. :-) SignatureIoannis Vranos
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