Experimentalist
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Hi
Is there any point in using 16 bit data types on code that is only ever intended to run on a 32 bit platform, that is code intended for the Teensy 3.0 / 3.1?
Further to this does the use of 16 bit data types on the T3/T3.1 actually create an overhead?
One last question, is it considered best practice to use int32_t over int if programming for a 32 bit platform?
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Is there any point in using 16 bit data types on code that is only ever intended to run on a 32 bit platform, that is code intended for the Teensy 3.0 / 3.1?
Further to this does the use of 16 bit data types on the T3/T3.1 actually create an overhead?
One last question, is it considered best practice to use int32_t over int if programming for a 32 bit platform?
Ex