indicates the name of a numeric type. the collection of possible valid numeric types is:
"u1"
"u2"
"u4"
"u8"
"i1"
"i2"
"i4"
"i8"
"f4"
"f8"
"u1c"
the first character specifies the format:
u
i
f
the second character specifies the byte-size:
1
2
4
8
indicates the name of a numeric type.
the collection of possible valid numeric types is:
"u1"
,"u2"
,"u4"
,"u8"
,"i1"
,"i2"
,"i4"
,"i8"
,"f4"
,"f8"
,"u1c"
the first character specifies the format:
u
= unsigned integeri
= signed integerf
= float IEEE-754the second character specifies the byte-size:
1
= one byte2
= two bytes (short)4
= four bytes (word)8
= eight bytes (long)