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Native word size

Every processor has a native word size, and the ANSI C and C++ standards state that data type int must always map to that size. Manipulation of smaller and larger data types sometimes requires the use of additional machine-language instructions. By consistently using int whenever possible in your program, you might be able to shave a precious few hundred bytes from your program.


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