Re: Visual Studio 2005 x64 mode.

On May 7, 10:37 am, David Lowndes <Dav...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I am trying to port my VC++ application to a x64 compatible platform.

Since most of my code makes use of int's ...( I noticed that an int is
32bits long on x64 mode as well)....I want to be able to use 64bit
ints in my new code.... I was wondering if there is some option or
setting in VC++ tht allows me to treat int's as 64 bit longs or 64 bit
integers?

None that I know of. It's implicit in Win64 that ints are still
32-bit.

If you have specific code that would benefit from having 64 bit
values, why not use the __int64 type (or have a suitable redefinition
for portability).

Dave

Hi Dave,
the problem is I have a very huge code and to manually go and change
to __int64 would be very tedious....so thats why was thinking if there
are some kind of compiler switches to force ints as __int64's...?
.

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