Scrubbed all traces of BYTE, WORD, & DWORD out of the code, remove

[thunder] / src / types.h

diff --git a/src/types.h b/src/types.h
index c65b5f586fcb40ff12d0d923af0aa3bbeab49834..51bcbcd26179e8320ebf7e15cd3f51c0bee3a8a5 100755 (executable)
--- a/src/types.h
+++ b/src/types.h
@@ -1,39 +1,25 @@
 //
 // TYPES.H
 //
+// by James L. Hammons
+// (C) 2009 Underground Software
+//
+// Now that C/C++ has stardard sizes, this is much more precise. We still do
+// this because we don't like typing _t on the back of our types. :-)
+//
 
 #ifndef __TYPES_H__
 #define __TYPES_H__
 
-// This is only good on certain intel 32-bit platforms...
-// You may need to tweak to suit your specific platform.
-
-typedef unsigned char          uint8;
-typedef signed char                    int8;
-typedef unsigned short         uint16;
-typedef signed short           int16;
-typedef unsigned                       uint32;
-typedef signed                         int32;
-typedef unsigned long long     uint64;
-typedef signed long long       int64;
-
-typedef uint8  UINT8;
-typedef int8   INT8;
-typedef uint16 UINT16;
-typedef int16  INT16;
-typedef uint32 UINT32;
-typedef int32  INT32;
-typedef uint64 UINT64;
-typedef int64  INT64;
+#include <stdint.h>
 
-typedef uint8  BYTE;
-typedef uint16 WORD;
-//ugly, ugly kludge
-#ifndef __SDLEMU_OPENGL_H__
-typedef uint32 DWORD;
-#endif
-typedef int8   SBYTE;
-typedef int16  SWORD;
-typedef int32  SDWORD;
+typedef uint8_t                uint8;
+typedef int8_t         int8;
+typedef uint16_t       uint16;
+typedef int16_t                int16;
+typedef uint32_t       uint32;
+typedef int32_t                int32;
+typedef uint64_t       uint64;
+typedef int64_t                int64;
 
 #endif // __TYPES_H__