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May 14 at 4:19	history	edited	user1018684	CC BY-SA 4.0	Added hint on similar C++ project.
Feb 3 at 13:55	comment	added	user1018684		@chux : you seem experienced with the wide types? Two questions: - my system somehow supports 128-bit integers: 'size of INT128: 16', but all '~ll' functions seem restricted to 64-bit, same as the '~l' functions. Can they work for int128? E.g. is it possible to rewrite the example in en.cppreference.com/w/c/string/wide/wcstoul for wcstoull and unint128? If - how, and what versions / environment / options are minimally needed. TIA for any clarification.
Feb 1 at 9:08	answer	added	user1018684		timeline score: 1
Feb 1 at 3:39	history	became hot network question
Jan 31 at 22:20	comment	added	chux		" I overlooked something? " --> It is a deep issue involving `intmax_t` and super wide types now supported by C23. It is glacially getting better.
Jan 31 at 21:43	answer	added	chux		timeline score: 10
Jan 31 at 21:35	answer	added	toolic		timeline score: 5
Jan 31 at 21:23	answer	added	user272752		timeline score: 7
Jan 31 at 21:01	comment	added	user272752		It's a deep, deep dive for a beginner, but this video might prove interesting to you. Not only "non-portable", but would subtly bind the app to the installed libc on your system (if it works for you). You co-worker's system may happily be functioning with an older libc that doesn't support this... Still, a learning experience...
Jan 31 at 20:28	answer	added	CPlus		timeline score: 7
Jan 31 at 19:52	history	edited	toolic	CC BY-SA 4.0	edited tags
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Jan 31 at 19:33	history	asked	user1018684	CC BY-SA 4.0