To better indicate their use and ensure code portability, some common C types have been redefined.
typedef char aat_ascii;
typedef unsigned char aat_byte;
typedef short int aat_int16;
typedef long int aat_int32;
typedef unsigned short int aat_uint16;
typedef unsigned long int aat_word32;
typedef short int aat_bool;
enum aat_bool
{
aat_false False=0,
aat_true True=1
};In 64-bit applications, the definitions of aat_int32 and aat_word32 are different:
typedef int aat_int32;
typedef unsigned int aat_word32;