Hi,
Ive seen some codes with variables of the type 'qreal' and 'qint'. However, these words do not appear as key words, and therefore cannot be types. What are they?
An example:
qint64 writeData(const char *data, qint64 len);
Cheers
Intermediate user
very basic Qt/c++ question
Hi,
Ive seen some codes with variables of the type 'qreal' and 'qint'. However, these words do not appear as key words, and therefore cannot be types. What are they?
An example:
qint64 writeData(const char *data, qint64 len);
Cheers
Advanced user
Re: very basic Qt/c++ question
qreal is a typedef for double (or float on ARM)
qint is typedef for integer type
link to doc
Last edited by Zlatomir; 25th July 2010 at 14:56. Reason: Corrected the mistake Wysota mentioned
Maluko_Da_Tola (25th July 2010)
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Re: very basic Qt/c++ question
It's a typedef for double on all architectures but ARMOriginally Posted by Zlatomir
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Zlatomir (25th July 2010)
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