newbie question about integers size/portabilty.

[Ribamar Santarosa de Sousa <ribamar.sousa@ic.unicamp.br>]

Hi all,
	(about this question is about C programming, i think the
	"assemblers-guys" are most likely to answers quickly than not so
	advanced c programmers.... :)
	in the c style guide:
	http://www.psgd.org/paul/docs/cstyle/cstyle16.htm
	we can found a table (shown bellow) for integer data sizes. 
	there we can se that some architecture have more than one possible 
	value for the same size, depending on -- i guess -- the compiler.
	Does anyone know where i can get a accurate table for gcc compiler?

	
	Can those values change from a processor in the x86 to another with
	fixed-size word (e.g. 486 -> 586)? (The document provides a "safe
	minimal size" table, but note, as i am mixing several integer types
	to pass to a hardware data structure, this is not enough, i need
	exact values). 
	
TIA, Riba.

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	           series          family            1100    H800
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	char         8       8       8       8       9       8          8
	short       16      16    8/16  64(32)      18      24       8/16
	int         16      32   16/32  64(32)      36      24      16/32
	long        32      32      32      64      36      48         32
	char*       16      32      32      64      72      24   16/32/48
	int*        16      32      32  64(24)      72      24   16/32/48
	int(*)()    16      32      32      64     576      24   16/32/48