SplitScript reference / Migration / Fixed-width numeric types

Fixed-width numeric types

Migration from C#

Source pattern

• C#: sbyte

• C#: byte

• C#: short

• C#: ushort

• C#: int

• C#: uint

• C#: long

• C#: ulong

• C#: float

• C#: double

Canonical SplitScript

• sbyte becomes i8.

• byte becomes u8.

• short becomes i16.

• ushort becomes u16.

• int becomes i32.

• uint becomes u32.

• long becomes i64.

• ulong becomes u64.

• float becomes f32.

• double becomes f64.

Use the canonical language and API symbols linked below.

Semantic difference

Memory-facing numbers use explicit signedness and bit widths.

Supported hosts

This uses the standard SplitScript runtime contract. Any provider-specific requirements are documented by the linked canonical API.

Related reference

• i8 (language)

• u8 (language)

• i16 (language)

• u16 (language)

• i32 (language)

• u32 (language)

• i64 (language)

• u64 (language)

• f32 (language)

• f64 (language)