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LLP64

Dec 23 2011

LLP64

Dec 23 2011

LLP64 (ILP32LLP64, P64). Data model in C/C++ in which basic data types have the following sizes: int - 32 bits, long - 32 bits, long long - 64 bits, pointer - 64 bits. This data model is used, for example, in 64-bit Windows systems (Win64).

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