Function ConvertNumGetType

source/script2.cpp:12937–12967

};

void ConvertNumGetType(ExprTokenType &aToken, NumGetParams &op)
{
	LPTSTR type = TokenToString(aToken); // No need to pass aBuf since any numeric value would not be recognized anyway.
	if (ctoupper(*type) == 'U') // Unsigned.
	{
		++type; // Remove the first character from further consideration.
		op.is_signed = FALSE;
	}
	else
		op.is_signed = TRUE;

	switch(ctoupper(*type)) // Override "size" and aResultToken.symbol if type warrants it. Note that the above has omitted the leading "U", if present, leaving type as "Int" vs. "Uint", etc.
	{
	case 'P': // Nothing extra needed in this case.
		op.num_size = sizeof(void *), op.is_integer = TRUE;
		break;
	case 'I':
		if (_tcschr(type, '6')) // Int64. It's checked this way for performance, and to avoid access violation if string is bogus and too short such as "i64".
			op.num_size = 8, op.is_integer = TRUE;
		else
			op.num_size = 4, op.is_integer = TRUE;
		break;
	case 'S': op.num_size = 2, op.is_integer = TRUE; break; // Short.
	case 'C': op.num_size = 1, op.is_integer = TRUE; break; // Char.

	case 'D': op.num_size = 8, op.is_integer = FALSE; break; // Double.
	case 'F': op.num_size = 4, op.is_integer = FALSE; break; // Float.

	default: op.num_size = 0; break;
	}
}

void *BufferObject::sVTable = getVTable(); // Placing this here vs. in script_object.cpp improves some simple benchmarks by as much as 7%.