32-bit system left overflow, 64-bit system does not overflow, can the 64-bit system retain 32 left overflow results

32-bit system left overflow, 64-bit system does not overflow, can the 64-bit system retain 32 left overflow results

Echo 83661 <15; // 32 System result:-1553563648

Echo 83661 <15; // 64 system Result: 2741403648

I want to keep the 32 overflow results in the 64-bit system. what can I do? I don't want to understand it.

Reply to discussion (solution)

$ N = 83661 <15; printf ("signed: % d unsigned: % u binary: % 032b", $ n );

Signed:-1553563648 unsigned: 2741403648 binary: 10100011011001101000000000000000

$ N = 83661 <15; printf ("signed: % d unsigned: % u binary: % 032b", $ n );

Signed:-1553563648 unsigned: 2741403648 binary: 10100011011001101000000000000000

Dear user, the task is executed on 64 machines.

$ N = 83661 <15; printf ("% d", $ n); // The result is 2741403648.

Don't you understand?
They are one thing

Don't you understand?
They are one thing

Is it possible to pass
$ N = 83661 <15;
The value is-1553563648 on the 64-bit host.

echo  2741403648 - 0x100000000;

-1553563648

echo  2741403648 - 0x100000000;

-1553563648

Thank you! my problem has been solved.
I am not very familiar with the displacement problem. I have to study this knowledge.