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  • How large is a DWORD with 32- and 64-bit code? - Stack Overflow
    In Visual C++ a DWORD is just an unsigned long that is machine, platform, and SDK dependent However, since DWORD is a double word (that is 2 * 16), is a DWORD still 32-bit on 64-bit architectures?
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  • Difference between unsigned long and DWORD? - Stack Overflow
    Per Windows Data Types, DWORD is just an alias for unsigned long: typedef unsigned long DWORD; So no, there is no difference whatsoever between DWORD and unsigned long, they are the exact same thing There is, however, a difference between an unsigned int and an unsigned long They are separate and distinct types, even though they have the same characteristics
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    DWORD constants are typically written in hex when they are used as flags that can be OR'd together in bitwise fashion It makes it easier to see that is so That's why you see 0x01, 0x02, 0x04, 0x08, 0x10, 0x20 etc Programmers just recognise those values as having binary representations with just a single bit set
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    In going through some source code, I found a method in a C program that takes an arguments of the types WORD, DWORD, and PWORD I know they translate to unsigned numbers, but why are they called W
  • c++ - DWORD format specifier - Stack Overflow
    7 On a 32 bit compiler, the format specifier which you can use to print the value of DWORD is %lu You can also use %ld if you want to print the value in decimal format You can also refer a thread: Why in C++ do we use DWORD rather than unsigned int?
  • How to add a new dword (32-bit) value in registry using ruby?
    Following lines solved the problem for me Here I'm setting the value 0 for newly created dword (32-bit) value '1001' in registry
  • BYTE, WORD and DWORD macros definition - Stack Overflow
    11 I am trying to understand, what would be the best way to define BYTE, WORD and DWORD macros, which are mentioned in answers of this question
  • Whats the difference between (DWORD), *(DWORD*), and (DWORD*)?
    6 DWORD is a MS-Windows data type It is defined as (DWORD*) is a cast to convert a value to a pointer to a DWORD *(DWORD*) is then de-referencing that pointer to an actual DWORD value So, in your example above, If we translate to "English", the statement is saying, get me the value of the DWORD variable which is stored in the





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