Thread: Borland command line question

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    Borland command line question

    Why don't Borland's tools accept long long and long long int as variable types? Is there any way to change this or work around it?
    Code:
    void function(void)
     {
      function();
     }

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    I've heard that in Borland C long long is spelled like __int64 (with two underscores). See if it works...
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    As far as I know, there is no standard for 64 bit integers so each compiler writer is free to make up their own.

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