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Old 01-20-2013, 07:07 PM
KLS
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Default intN types

Will be changing intN types a bit today to better reflect their c99 and c++11 counterparts.

Essentially:
intN used to be unsigned so they have all been converted to uintN instead and intN is now a signed type.
sintN was signed and have all been converted to the new intN type and sintN types have been removed.
uintN types have not been touched outside of old intN types are now uintN types.

Keep this in mind when developing code in the future.
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