On 64-bit, int is still 4 bytes, at least in gcc.
VOID is also the product of the windows naming convention which says that all type names must be all-caps.
On 64-bit, int is still 4 bytes, at least in gcc.
VOID is also the product of the windows naming convention which says that all type names must be all-caps.
All the buzzt!
CornedBee
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