You are right, there is no reason 64-bit QS output should not be available on 32-bit CPUs. So, QS_U64() data element will be available in all QP/C/C++ ports.
Additionally, the next QP/C/C++ and QSPY will support hex-formatting of all data types. For example:
Yo mean: do I like americans 0xDEADBEEF? I do.
I used to eat in Denny's when I travel through california. I do like steaks served there. good memories.
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You are right, there is no reason 64-bit QS output should not be available on 32-bit CPUs. So,
QS_U64()data element will be available in all QP/C/C++ ports.Additionally, the next QP/C/C++ and QSPY will support hex-formatting of all data types. For example:
I hope you'll like it...
--MMS
Yo mean: do I like americans 0xDEADBEEF? I do.
I used to eat in Denny's when I travel through california. I do like steaks served there. good memories.
Implemented in QP/C/C++ 6.9.1.
--MMS