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:''(<code>ctypes.long</code> and <code>ctypes.unsigned_long</code> autoconvert to 64-bit integer objects on all platforms. The rest autoconvert to JavaScript numbers. Rationale: Some platforms have 64-bit <code>long</code> and some do not.)'' | :''(<code>ctypes.long</code> and <code>ctypes.unsigned_long</code> autoconvert to 64-bit integer objects on all platforms. The rest autoconvert to JavaScript numbers. Rationale: Some platforms have 64-bit <code>long</code> and some do not.)'' | ||
:'''<code>ctypes.char, ctypes.signed_char, ctypes.unsigned_char</code>''' - Character types that behave like the corresponding C types. (These are distinct from <code>int8_t</code> and <code>uint8_t</code> in details of conversion behavior. For example, js-ctypes autoconverts between C characters and one-character JavaScript strings.) | :'''<code>ctypes.char, ctypes.signed_char, ctypes.unsigned_char</code>''' - Character types that behave like the corresponding C types. (These are distinct from <code>int8_t</code> and <code>uint8_t</code> in details of conversion behavior. For example, js-ctypes autoconverts between C characters and one-character JavaScript strings.) ''(Open issue: jorendorff wants to change these to be integer types, since it's so ambiguous what characters C chars actually represent.)'' | ||
:'''<code>ctypes.jschar</code>''' - A 16-bit unsigned character type. (This is distinct from <code>uint8_t</code> in details of conversion behavior. js-ctypes autoconverts C <code>jschar</code>s to JavaScript strings of length 1.) | :'''<code>ctypes.jschar</code>''' - A 16-bit unsigned character type. (This is distinct from <code>uint8_t</code> in details of conversion behavior. js-ctypes autoconverts C <code>jschar</code>s to JavaScript strings of length 1.) | ||