move bit and nybble handling to unsigned

bits are unsigned by definition (otherwise they'd just be signed nothingness) nybbles are hard to do signed (hardware and compiler support are uncommon) and not really all that useful.
parrot · Feb 18, 2011 · eafa11a · eafa11a
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commit eafa11a
Showing 1 changed file with 7 additions and 7 deletions.
diff --git a/include/parrot/datatypes.h b/include/parrot/datatypes.h
@@ -41,14 +41,14 @@ typedef enum {
     enum_type_double,
     enum_type_longdouble,
 
-    enum_type_bit,              /* fixed size types */
-    enum_type_int1 = enum_type_bit,
-    enum_type_int4,
-    enum_type_int8,
+    enum_type_int8,             /* fixed size types */
     enum_type_int16,
     enum_type_int32,
     enum_type_int64,
 
+    enum_type_bit,              
+    enum_type_uint1 = enum_type_bit,
+    enum_type_uint4,
     enum_type_uint8,            /* unsigned variants */
     enum_type_uint16,
     enum_type_uint32,
@@ -97,14 +97,14 @@ const struct _data_types data_types[] = {
     { "double", sizeof (double) },
     { "longdouble", 0 },        /* TODO */
 
-    { "int1",   0 },            /*  = bit */
-    { "int4",   0 },
     { "int8",   1 },
     { "int16",  2 },
     { "int32",  4 },
     { "int64",  8 },
 
-    { "uint8",  1 },          /* unsigned variants */
+    { "uint1",  0 },            /*  = bit */
+    { "uint4",  0 },
+    { "uint8",  1 },            /* unsigned variants */
     { "uint16", 2 },
     { "uint32", 4 },
     { "uint64", 8 },