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Author Devin Jeanpierre
Recipients Devin Jeanpierre, vstinner
Date 2013-04-29.22:05:10
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Isn't it possible for a >64-bit architecture to have intptr_t be wider than long long?

As for my use-case, I am wrapping the C-API for Rust. Rust can call and be called by C (and therefore Python), but a Rust "int" is a C "intptr_t", and a Rust "uint" is a C "uintptr_t".
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