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  1. 28th May 2010, 04:06 #2
    schnitzel
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    Default Re: typedef unsigned qint32 uint32_t ?

    If you are using Qt Creator, try putting your cursor on 'qint32', then right click and select 'follow symbol under cursor'. This will open up qglobal.h. It should be clear what you did wrong if you find the definition of qint32.

    why don't you just use quint32?
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