The UInt32x32To64 function multiplies two unsigned 32-bit integers, returning an unsigned 64-bit integer result. The function performs optimally on all Win32 platforms.
DWORDLONG UInt32x32To64(
DWORD Multiplier, |
// specifies first unsigned 32-bit integer for the multiplication |
DWORD Multiplicand |
// specifies second unsigned 32-bit integer for the multiplication |
); |
The return value is the unsigned 64-bit integer result of the multiplication.
This function is implemented on all platforms by optimal inline code: a single multiply instruction that returns a 64-bit result.
Please note that the function’s return value is a 64-bit value, not a LARGE_INTEGER structure.
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