Data types in C + +

1.intint is the machine byte length, the number of int's memory space in 16-bit system is 2 bytes, in 32-bit system is 4 bytes, in 64-bit system is 8 bytes. such as: DOSint=2bytesLong=4byteswindowsint=4bytesLong=4Bytesvistaint=8bytesLong=4bytessizeof( Short) <=sizeof(int) <=sizeof(Long) 2. The difference between bool and Boolbool and bool: I.1, different types bool is int type bool is Boolean type2, length different bool only one byte bool length depending on the actual environment, generally can be considered to be 4 bytes3, value different bool value false and True, is the difference between 0 and 1 bool value false and True, is the difference between 0 and non 0 two: bool is the standard C++data type, the desired value is true and false.    A single byte, if a number of bool objects are listed together, may occupy a bit, depending on the compiler. BOOL is a typedef defined by MicrosoftintBOOL. Unlike bool, it is a three-valued logic, TRUE/false/error, an integer with a return value of >0 is true,0 to false,-1 is error. Tip1:windows the underlying variables defined for compatibility issues. The resolver is in C and C++differences in the environment: typedef unsignedLongDword;typedefintbool;typedef unsignedCharbyte;typedef unsigned ShortWord;typedeffloatfloat;typedef FLOAT*pfloat;typedef BOOL near*Pbool;typedef BOOL far*lpbool;typedef BYTE near*Pbyte;typedef BYTE far*Lpbyte;typedefintNear *Pint;typedefintFAR *LPINT;TIP2:MFC Data types: These are the data types that are used in conjunction with the WIN32 program bool: A Boolean value that evaluates to TRUE or FALSEBSTR: +-bit character pointer byte:8-bit integer, unsigned colorref: +-a bit value that represents a color value DWORD: +-bit integer, unsigned long: +-bit integer with sign lparam: +-a bit integer, as a parameter to the window function or callback function LPCSTR: +-bit pointer, pointing to a constant string LPSTR: +-bit pointer, pointing to a string LPCTSTR: +-bit pointer, which points to a constant string that can be ported to Unicode and DBCSLPTSTR: +-bit pointer, pointing to a string that can be ported to Unicode and dbcslpvoid: +-bit pointer, pointing to an unspecified type of data lpresult: +-bit value, as the return value of a window function or callback function UINT: In Win16 is a-bit unsigned integer, in Win32 is a 32-bit unsigned integer, WNDPROC: +-bit pointer, pointing to a window function word: --bit integer, unsigned wparam: A parameter of the window function or callback function, in Win16-bit, in Win32, is 32-bit below these are MFC's unique data types position: A numeric value that represents the position of an element in an collection object (such as an array or a linked list), commonly used in MFC collection classes (that is, the data processing class, such as CArray) Lpcrect: +-bit pointer, pointing to an immutable rect structure
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Data types in C + +