types.h

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#pragma once
#include <cstdint>
#include <string>
#include <typeinfo>
#include "core_export.h"
#define __XTD_CORE_CHAR8_T_INTERNAL__
#include "internal/__char8_t.h"
#undef __XTD_CORE_CHAR8_T_INTERNAL__
#define __XTD_TYPE_NATIVE__
#include <xtd/native/types.h>
#undef __XTD_TYPE_NATIVE__

namespace xtd {
  using byte = uint_least8_t;
  
  using char8 = char8_t;
  
  using char16 = char16_t;
  
  using char32 = char32_t;
  
  using decimal = long double;
  
  using int16 = int_least16_t;
  
  using int32 = int_least32_t;
  
  using int64 = int_least64_t;
  
  using intptr = intmax_t;
  
  extern core_export_ std::nullptr_t null;
  
  using ptrdiff = std::ptrdiff_t;
  
  using sbyte = int_least8_t;
  
  using size = size_t;
  
  using slong = __slong__; // Workaround: On linux 64 bits unfortunately 'int_least64_t' is an alias on 'long' and not on 'long long int' as other platforms. In order to avoid conflicts in operator or method overloads, it is necessary to give the type that is not taken into account.
  
  using type = std::type_info;
  
  using uint16 = uint_least16_t;
  
  using uint32 = uint_least32_t;
  
  using uint64 = uint_least64_t;
  
  using uintptr = uintmax_t;
  
  using ulong = __ulong__; // Workaround: On linux 64 bits unfortunately 'uint_least64_t' is an alias on 'unigned long' and not on 'unsigned long long int' as other platforms. In order to avoid conflicts in operator or method overloads, it is necessary to give the type that is not taken into account.
  
  using wchar = wchar_t;
}