"Pfaff, John" wrote:
>
> According to my CCS book, the sizes are as follows:
>
> unsigned:       8 bits
> unsigned int:   8 bits
> int:            8 bits
> char:           8 bits
> long:           16 bits
> long int:               16 bits
> signed:         8 bits
> signed int:     8 bits
> signed long:    16 bits
> float:          32 bits
> short:          1 bit
> short int:      1 bit

 You can always do the following (as I tend to do) so that
your code is compiler independent:

 typedef unsigned      U8;
 typedef unsigned int  U8;
 typedef int           S8;
 typedef long int      U16;
 typedef signed int    S16;

And porobably the following as well...

 typedef short         U1;

 Jeff


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