Now; on x86_64, with gcc and clang an int is still a 32-bit integer type; Minor ...

dottrap on July 8, 2015 | parent | context | favorite | on: When ‘int’ is the new ‘short’

  Now; on x86_64, with gcc and clang an int is still a 32-bit integer type;

Minor nit. The size of int is typically defined by the platform ; the compiler follows along. All the major/popular ones happen to define int as 32-bit, so that's what you are seeing with gcc/clang. Maybe on Solaris you might see it as 64-bit.