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Core Definitions

Mintomic has its own internal set of core definitions, including portable integer types, compiler attributes and convenience functions. You can include it directly via <mintomic/core.h>.

In most cases, though, you’ll probably want to include <mintomic/mintomic.h> instead, which includes the core definitions for you.

Integer Types

All of the following fixed-size integer types are defined:

int8_t      uint8_t
int16_t     uint16_t
int32_t     uint32_t
int64_t     uint64_t

On platforms where stdint.h is available, it defines them by including that. On other platforms, such as Visual Studio 2008, it defines them on its own.

Macros

MINT_DECL_ALIGNED

Declare memory alignment of a variable or structure. May not work on local variables in GCC.

MINT_DECL_ALIGNED(int value, 16);

typedef MINT_DECL_ALIGNED(struct, 16) Point { float x, y, z, w; };

MINT_C_INLINE

Declares only pure C functions (non-C++ class members) inline.

MINT_NO_INLINE

Disables automatic inlining on functions whose definitions are visible from the caller’s scope.

MINT_THREAD_LOCAL

To declare thread-local variables.