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An item of type "int" occupies 4 bytes of storage.  Its value is in the
following range.


     -2147483648 <= n <= 2147483647

Note that "int" is signed and hence "int" and "signed int" are equivalent.
 If an item of type "int" is to be unsigned, it must be defined as "unsigned
int".  In this case its value is in the following range.


     0 <= n <= 4294967295

If you are generating code that executes in 32-bit mode, "long int" and
"int" are equivalent, "unsigned long int" and "unsigned int" are equivalent,
and "signed long int" and "signed int" are equivalent.  This may not be the
case in other environments where "int" and "short int" are 2 bytes.