basedef.h File Reference

Base type definitions - if QT is not in use. More...

#include "export.h"
#include <wchar.h>

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Macros
#define	BASE_EXPORT   IMPORT_TAG
#define	OS_CURRENT   1
#define	OS_LINUX   2
#define	OS_WINDOWS   1
#define	FOR(x, y)   for (auto x=(y).begin();x!=(y).end();++x)

Typedefs
typedef wchar_t	Char
	string character type, Unicode supporting.
typedef char	Byte
	signed 8 bit
typedef unsigned char	UByte
	unsigned 8 bit
typedef short	Short
	signed 16 bit
typedef unsigned short	UShort
	unsigned 16 bit
typedef int	Int
	signed 32 bit
typedef unsigned int	UInt
	unsigned 32 bit
typedef __int64	Long
	signed 64 bit
typedef unsigned __int64	ULong
	unsigned 64 bit
typedef float	Float
	32 bit floating point
typedef double	Double
	64 bit floating point
typedef unsigned int	TType
	class type indicator
using	char16 = char16_t
using	char8 = char
using	int8 = signed char
using	uint8 = unsigned char
using	int16 = short
using	uint16 = unsigned short
using	int32 = int
using	uint32 = unsigned int
using	int64 = Long
using	uint64 = ULong

Detailed Description

Base type definitions - if QT is not in use.

These are base type definitions, used to avoid system-specific changes in size and capacity. Use then only if QT is not being used. Qt defines its own types.