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+4  Q: 

Where is <inttypes.h> in Visual Studio 2005?

I'd like to use the C99 header file inttypes.h in a Visual Studio project (I'd like to printf 64 bit numbers).

However, this file does not seem to exist in my install.

Is this just not part of VS2005? Are there any alternatives?

+6  A: 

It's at google. VS doesn't come with <inttypes.h>

sbi  2009-07-20 22:20:46
Then they should stick to the C++ standards.
ojblass  2009-08-06 14:58:01
Um, `<inttypes.h>` is a C99 header, isn't it?
sbi  2009-08-06 16:06:03
+5  A: 

No, it is not included in VS 2005.

An alternative is Boost's implementation in the Boost::Integer library, specifically boost/cstdint.hpp

William  2009-07-20 22:21:11
+1  A: 

__int64!

kitchen  2009-07-20 22:27:57

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