Difference between uint and unsigned int?

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the_candyman picture the_candyman · Apr 15, 2011 · Viewed 101.6k times · Source

Is there any difference between uint and unsigned int?

I'm looking in this site, but all questions refer to C# or C++. I'd like an answer about the C language.

If it is relevant, note that I'm using GCC under Linux.

Answer

Erik picture Erik · Apr 15, 2011

uint isn't a standard type - unsigned int is.

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