What is the one that you use most frequently?
Double Float
Floating Point
Long
Integer
What is the one that you use most frequently?
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Mostly integer I guess. It depends though on what I need the program to do, what it is for, etc. etc. etc.
long double...
80-bit rules!!
Yoshi
Whoops, I meant Double Long, not Double Float. Sorry. Well, I like double long, holds a lot, but doesn't need an F at the end.
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ints are great.
doubles are used a lot for 3d graphics...which i havent gotten into yet, so i still mostly use the good ol' ints.
Integers
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i hve actualy never had a need for anything besides ints and chars. hey, i just learned how to use char as a number... that might work...
Actually the requirement dictates it for me ... given the choice, i choose int ...
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>3d graphics
you could use fixed point math... this would rid you of needing to use the FPU excessively and save you a lot of time [run-time, that is...]... eventually the usage of various variable types cannot be generalized such...
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but in 32-bit compilers such as GCC or Visual C++, an integer is the same thing as a Long, isn't it?
I always do
int i;
wait no, I don't, I use the variable i for for's, maybe something like
int MyIntegerVariableWhichDoesNothingAtAll;
ask Null Shinji, he knows how I name variables and functions
Oskilian
Integers aren't neccesary numeric. Iterating through an array is not really all that mathematical, but ya sure as hell don't want to do it with floats.
Code:double anti; printf ("%ld", anti); ----- SIGSEGV..........
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Has anyone ever made some bitwise using Long Integer's (128 bit in DJGPP)?
Oskilian
128-bit? What do you mean?
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