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terse shorthands for numeric types in C
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/** | |
* numbers.h - Terse shorthands for numeric types | |
* Copyright (c) 2023 Joe Koop | |
* License: The MIT License (MIT) | |
*/ | |
#include <stdint.h> | |
// E for "exact" | |
typedef int8_t i8e; | |
typedef uint8_t u8e; | |
typedef int16_t i16e; | |
typedef uint16_t u1e; | |
typedef int32_t i32e; | |
typedef uint32_t u3e; | |
typedef int64_t i64e; | |
typedef uint64_t u64e; | |
// because I usually don't care; I want it to be fast | |
typedef int_fast8_t i8; | |
typedef uint_fast8_t u8; | |
typedef int_fast16_t i16; | |
typedef uint_fast16_t u16; | |
typedef int_fast32_t i32; | |
typedef uint_fast32_t u32; | |
typedef int_fast64_t i64; | |
typedef uint_fast64_t u64; | |
// none of my hardware supports any kind of f16 type | |
typedef float f32; | |
typedef double f64; | |
typedef long double f128; |
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