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I found that in C99 you should #include <stdint.h> and that seems to work with my C++03 gcc compiler too, but is that the right header for modern C++, is it portable?
In C++11, it’s in
<cstdint>.In older versions of the language, it didn’t officially exist; but many compilers provided the C99 library as an extension, in which case it would be available in
<stdint.h>.