C / C++ standard integer types
Some code may have integer declarations like u_int
, u_long
, etc.
These types are not part of the C or C++ standard and may not be portable across different platforms.
Instead, it’s recommended to use the standard integer types, including those defined in <stdint.h>
(C) or <cstdint>
(C++).
For example, replace “u_int” with
unsigned int
or a fixed-width type appropriate for the use case.
“u_int” is from header <sys/types.h>
and is not part of the C standard, and it may not be available on systems like Windows.