F
Franz
My concept about the data type in .NET is not very good. Can anyone help me?
Thanks.
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Joe Delekto
Greets,
If you are referring to the MAKELONG() macro in windef.h, it basically
takes two parameters and puts the second parameter in the higher order word.
Since the 'int' is the same size in bits as the 'long' in Win32, the
following C# example should duplicate what the macro does (without
generating inline code):
public static int MakeLong(int a, int b)
{
return (int)((uint)((ushort)(a)) | ((uint)((ushort)(b) << 16)));
}
Regards,
Joe
If you are referring to the MAKELONG() macro in windef.h, it basically
takes two parameters and puts the second parameter in the higher order word.
Since the 'int' is the same size in bits as the 'long' in Win32, the
following C# example should duplicate what the macro does (without
generating inline code):
public static int MakeLong(int a, int b)
{
return (int)((uint)((ushort)(a)) | ((uint)((ushort)(b) << 16)));
}
Regards,
Joe
F
Franz
Joe Delekto said:Greets,
If you are referring to the MAKELONG() macro in windef.h, it basically
takes two parameters and puts the second parameter in the higher order word.
Since the 'int' is the same size in bits as the 'long' in Win32, the
following C# example should duplicate what the macro does (without
generating inline code):
public static int MakeLong(int a, int b)
{
return (int)((uint)((ushort)(a)) | ((uint)((ushort)(b) << 16)));
}
Thanks.
Regards,
Joe