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Hi. I have two questions, really.<br />
First of all: When I use sizeof, of elementary types, such as sizeof(short) : Is it done on-line or is the size calculated at compile time?<br />
Second : Is it really useful to use short/char and such type to save space, or is everything 32 bit under windows95?<br />
thanks!<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;Ron (Who is using VC++ for this, under win95)
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Hi. I have two questions, really.
First of all: When I use sizeof, of elementary types, such as sizeof(short) : Is it done on-line or is the size calculated at compile time?
Second : Is it really useful to use short/char and such type to save space, or is everything 32 bit under windows95?
thanks!

   Ron (Who is using VC++ for this, under win95)

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