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OpenGL GLint, GLsizei limit?

OpenGL defines its own data type. For example, GLintor GLsizei. And they are different between platforms. Where can I find type restrictions?

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A language tag has been added to specify the domain. And I know that GL * types will be allowed into the base C types, but they can be different in platform. (actually why they are defined.) And even the basic types of C are not guaranteed to be fixed size on any platform. That's why it exists limit.h, and I expect that GL types also have a similar thing for GL * types, because they are semantically different from C types, which means that they need their own boundary definitions.

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, ++, std::numeric_limits<GLint>::max() .

, GLint int , , 32 , MAX_INT , int 32 (, x86_64).

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EDIT: , , pmr OpenGL, , GLint GLsizei int. GLint GLsizei 32 .

GL/gl.h

typedef int GLint;
typedef int GLsizei;

int . , INT_MIN INT_MAX, limit.h( C).

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