data types

Hi,

I've been working on this project for the past few months in my spare
time, and now I started working on the windows interface and going
over my petzold book, I've come to the realization that an int could
be 32-bit for PCs. Oh, I could kick myself for not checking good in
the beginning, but the manual for the compiler I am using says int is
16-bit. It may be out of date.

Anyway, now that I need to go back over and look closely at my code,
my question is: is there a way to declare a variable say a 16 bit
unsigned integer in C? Or is declaring it "short" the only specifier
that may work?

Thanks in advance

.

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