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		1718627440 6 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: C isn't a programming language anymore (2022) Then you use an integer type that has at 32-bits? uint32_fast_t for computation, uint32_least_t for storage, if you are resource constrained.

direwolf20 5 days ago [–]

This is never not the case. You always need to specify the number of bits.

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