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Re: uint64_t and NSNumber

Subject: Re: uint64_t and NSNumber
From: Andrew Farmer <email@hidden>
Date: Sun, 8 Jun 2008 20:46:41 -0700

On 08 Jun 08, at 20:40, Adam Thorsen wrote:

I'm trying to store a uint64_t in an NSNumber object, but when I try to retrieve the value of the object, I get 0.
- (void)updateLastEventId:(uint64_t *) eventId
{
   printf("eventId %llu \n", eventId);

This should throw a compiler warning. (If it doesn't, you have warnings turned off. Turn them back on.) Understand the warning and you'll understand what you're neglecting to do here. _______________________________________________

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