Convert int64_t to NSInteger

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Hi all,

How can i convert int64_t to NSInteger in Objective-C ?

This method returns into score an int64_t* and I need to convert it to NSInteger:

[OFHighScoreService getPreviousHighScoreLocal:score forLeaderboard:leaderboardId];

Thank you.

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