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OSEndianTypes.h

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Overview

C++ inline types for byte swapping

Discussion

The OSEndianTypes consist of a number of types that are used very similarly to the traditional MacOS C scalar integers types, eg. UInt32 and SInt32.

Updated:: 2005-07-25

Typedefs

BigSInt16

A Big-endian signed integer scalar size 16 - SInt16

typedef class BigSInt16 BigSInt16;

BigSInt32

A Big-endian signed integer scalar size 32 - SInt32

typedef class BigSInt32 BigSInt32;

BigSInt64

A Big-endian signed integer scalar size 64 - SInt64

typedef class BigSInt64 BigSInt64;

BigUInt16

A Big-endian unsigned integer scalar size 16 - UInt16

typedef class BigUInt16 BigUInt16;

BigUInt32

A Big-endian unsigned integer scalar size 32 - UInt32

typedef class BigUInt32 BigUInt32;

BigUInt64

A Big-endian unsigned integer scalar size 64 - UInt64

typedef class BigUInt64 BigUInt64;

LittleSInt16

A Little-endian signed integer scalar size 16 - SInt16

typedef class LittleSInt16 LittleSInt16;

LittleSInt32

A Little-endian signed integer scalar size 32 - SInt32

typedef class LittleSInt32 LittleSInt32;

LittleSInt64

A Little-endian signed integer scalar size 64 - SInt64

typedef class LittleSInt64 LittleSInt64;

LittleUInt16

A Little-endian unsigned integer scalar size 16 - UInt16

typedef class LittleUInt16 LittleUInt16;

LittleUInt32

A Little-endian unsigned integer scalar size 32 - UInt32

typedef class LittleUInt32 LittleUInt32;

LittleUInt64

A Little-endian unsigned integer scalar size 64 - UInt64

typedef class LittleUInt64 LittleUInt64;

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