C# equivalent of 64-bit unsigned long long in C++

c# c++ long-integer unsigned ulong
Gags picture Gags · Sep 17, 2013 · Viewed 25.3k times · Source

I am building a DLL which will be used by C++ using COM. Please let me know what would be the C# equivalent of C++ 64-bit unsigned long long.

Will it be ulong type in C# ? Please confirm.

Thanks, Gagan

Answer

Dzmitry Martavoi picture Dzmitry Martavoi · Sep 17, 2013

Maybe this will help you:

  • ulong (64-bit unsigned integer)
  • double(64-bit floating-point number).

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