Type Documentation — ares

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## Type Documentation2021-01-20

ares uses the following primitive number types:

    s8   =>   8 bit signed integer
    s16  =>  16 bit signed integer
    s32  =>  32 bit signed integer
    s64  =>  64 bit signed integer
    s128 => 128 bit signed integer

    u8   =>   8 bit unsigned integer
    u16  =>  16 bit unsigned integer
    u32  =>  32 bit unsigned integer
    u64  =>  64 bit unsigned integer
    u128 => 128 bit unsigned integer

    f32  =>  32 bit floating point value
    f64  =>  64 bit floating point value

ares also contains class-based numbers used for zero-initialization, arbitrary bit-precision, implicit wrapping and masking, better self-documenting code, and individual bit access within variables:

    i{1-64} => 1-64 bit signed integer
    n{1-64} => 1-64 bit unsigned integer
    r32     => 32 bit floating point value
    r64     => 64 bit floating point value

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