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It's only for Linux 64-bit a 64-bit value. And it's seems a bit of a GCC choice, while Microsoft chose to keep long as a 32-bit integer (and not support long long for some time instead insisting in their _int64 private type). And while not sure about the original Sun Solaris versions which might only have existed as 32-bit anyways, the later Linux kernel based versions however almost certainly use the same logic as the other Linux versions, although Sun had a tendency of trying to customize it when they could, and sometimes even when they shouldn't :-).

Just a comment, but I have noticed that people very often deal with JSON by looking for the "monster cluster" that completely converts the JSON into a monolithic LabVIEW structure. I suggest people think a bit more modularly in terms of "subJSON". The first question I would ask you if I were working with you on your actual project is why do you need (at this code level, at least) to convert your variables from their perfectly reasonable JSON format to an array of clusters?