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Elektra's data types for C and C++11.  


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\subsection{Detailed Description}
Elektra's data types for C and C++11. 

This header file defines portable Types used in Elektra for C and C++11.

They are not used within the A\+P\+I, but only for generated front ends see \char`\"{}kdb gen\char`\"{} how to use these types properly.

The C\+O\+R\+B\+A Type System is currently used.

See \char`\"{}\+O\+M\+G Language Mapping\char`\"{} if you want to map the types to another programming language.

This files defines mappings to C89, C++03 and C++11.

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