Any csound5 (floats or doubles) will output to 8,16,24,or
32-bit
int precision, as well as floats (or doubles).

-3 for 24-bit
-l for 32-bit (long samples).

or

--format={alaw,ulaw,schar,uchar,float,short,long,24bit}

remmber that csound32 or csound64 has to do with the
internal
representation of floating-point numbers (MYFLT) not the
actual
output of int samples.

In addition you can specify the format to any of the formats
supported by libsndfile, with:

--format={wav,aiff,au,raw,ircam,w64,wavex,sd2,flac}

Victor

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>
>
> Does it create higher precision files, ex. 24-bit or
> 32-bit .wav, or .aif?   What is the command line to do
> that?
>
> Thanks.
>
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