ulong

Currently the following suffixes exist: 1 (no suffix): int or double (based on decimal separator), 1U: uint, 1L: long, 1UL: ulong, 1f: float, 1d: double, 1m: decimal,

Geekswithblogs.net 2010

Zero; int dwOption = 0; ulong ulOptionMask = 0; int dwBufferLength = 0; int dwNumberOfBytesToRead = 0; int dwNumberOfBytesRead = 0; bool bResult = false; int iResult = 0;

MSDN Blogs 2009

MS06-054: typedef struct _STTBF ulong bMax; ulong ibstMac; ulong reserved3; ulong cbExtra; uchar fNoShrink; uchar wReserved2; ushort wReserved;

TechNet Blogs swiblog 2009

This does not include short or ushort so an integer literal will be of type int, uint, long or ulong.

ASP.NET Forums 2009

Bool)] static extern bool QueryThreadCycleTime (ref ulong cycleTime); [DllImport

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WriteLine ();} private static ulong GetCycleCount () {.

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InternetSetOption (IntPtr hInternet, int dwOption, ref ulong lpBuffer, int dwBufferLength);}}

MSDN Blogs 2009

Storage format: Incurs less overhead if the data type is composed of native literals (e.g., int, uint, long, ulong) instead of approximate data types (e.g.,

SQLServerCentral.com Articles 2008

Storage format: Incurs less overhead if the data type is composed of native literals (e.g., int, uint, long, ulong) instead of approximate data types (e.g.,

SQLServerCentral.com Articles 2008

Storage format: Incurs less overhead if the data type is composed of native literals (e.g., int, uint, long, ulong) instead of approximate data types (e.g.,

SQLServerCentral.com Articles 2008