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Murray Rogers:

> Unsigned short int should do the job.

Note that a well-known standardized language also offers types
like unsigned_32 that are not relative to the CPU architecture:
if you *want* 32-bit, you can then port the source from and to
16<->32<->64<->128 etc. :-)

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