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Re: SInt32 vs int

Subject: Re: SInt32 vs int
From: Rosyna <email@hidden>
Date: Thu, 1 Jun 2006 20:17:25 -0700

Hold the command key down in Xcode and double click the text "SInt32".

Ack, at 6/1/06, Rick Mann said:

I'm porting code from a CodeWarrior project. I call std::pow(float, SInt32), but XCode complains. As near as I can tell, SInt32 is defined to be signed int, which I would assume is the same as int. However, I can't determine, for sure, where SInt32 is actually defined.

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