LPARAM
is a typedef for LONG_PTR
which is a long
(signed 32-bit) on win32 and __int64
(signed 64-bit) on x86_64.
WPARAM
is a typedef for UINT_PTR
which is an unsigned int
(unsigned 32-bit) on win32 and unsigned __int64
(unsigned 64-bit) on x86_64.
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