what is the equivelant to DWORD?

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Chris LaJoie

I'm converting some APIs to C# and I'm wondering what the equivelant of a
DWORD is. I'm thinking it's a uint, but I'm uncertiain. Can anyone confirm
that?

Chris
 
Chris said:
I'm converting some APIs to C# and I'm wondering what the equivelant
of a DWORD is. I'm thinking it's a uint, but I'm uncertiain. Can
anyone confirm that?
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DWORD is an unsigned 32-bit long so a uint should work just fine.

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Frank Oquendo said:
DWORD is an unsigned 32-bit long so a uint should work just fine.
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A signed int is usually ok also, depending on what you need to do.
 
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