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Miscellaneous › Others › can’t use uint64_t
Hello,
(maybe this is out of this forum but maybe someone could help me )
I am using IAR Embedded Workbench IDE and using stm8s_type.h to write a code but i can’t use uint64_t because it says:
Error[Pe020]: identifier “uint64_t” is undefined.
Do you have any idea why this is happening?
Thank you in advance.
Hi Saranda,
It simply because your compiler doesnot support 64 bit variable. Would you like to share with us the reason why you are trying to use a 64 bit variable?
saranda it depends upon the compiler you have usen may be ide wont support more than 2bytes , 4bytes like that first you check your ide as well as the os for the system you are using . where you use 64 bit? for which processor you are using this , if you provide some details it may helps to go on further.
Hello guys,
Thanks for replying my post.
I am trying to use uint_64 for a unix timestamp + 3 more digits, like (1374877160123 where 1374877160 is unix timestamp and 123 an indicator). I am using stm8s003f3 for the moment.