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Deleted: 9d8
bit// 0// 1//1 (see Note 1) |
Changed: 20c19
Note 1: In theory, a bit only requires a bit. In practice, it's often more convenient to use a whole byte. I think the actual storage size for a bit depends on the circumstance. See BooleanNotEquBit for a broader discussion about bit. |
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Changed: 22,24c21
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Deleted: 28,36d24
== Examples = == Message = Put your comments about the official/non-official page here. Typos: * ".size" is now called .sizeof * ".offset" is now called .offsetof |
Deleted: 38,43d25
* "extended" is now real * "imaginary" is now ireal * "complex" is now creal * "struct ABC { ... };" should be "struct ABC { ... } // note there is no terminating ;" * "U x = { a:5 }" should be "U x = { a:5 };" * "S x = { b:3, a:5 }" should be "S x = { b:3, a:5 };" |
Changed: 45c27,28
Apparently writef now rules more than "printf" ? |
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Deleted: 47d29
And the link to this page is wrong (points to the CPPtoD? page instead)! |
Deleted: 49,50d30
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Changed: 53c33
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Converting C to D
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in the Primitive Types, can you list the primitive's storage type (1 bit, 16 bit, 32 bit, 64 bit, 80 bit, etc etc?) -- anonHere's some more info for integers:
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Source: Data Types Example
A longer list is at: DigitalMars:d/type.html.
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