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| Re: Jsonize int64 surprise [message #38867 is a reply to message #38865] |
Thu, 24 January 2013 20:21   |
Mindtraveller
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I may be wrong. But my point is that JSON is used mostly in Web development. In our case this means: | Quote: |
server[U++] <-> client[javascript]
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And javascript natively supports integers up to 64-bit length (actually 53-bit, see below). So should we in U++.
This article
http://cdivilly.wordpress.com/2012/04/11/json-javascript-lar ge-64-bit-integers/
corrects that Javascript actually support integers up to 2^53. So if we really want to be close to standards here, we should check not INT_MAX, but 2^53 for stringification.
But I'd suggest eliminating ANY surprises at all. We have number - we represent as number. But one may disagree with it.
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