Most languages natively support all of these data types (though perhaps less so with complex types). There are a few notable exceptions that may be of interest.
ANSI C does not define the size of int and long, only that the latter be at least as big as the former. As of the C99 standard, there are types int32_t and int64_t that are signed integers that explicitly support a fixed number of bits. Most compilers already have these symbols defined appropriately in sys/types.h (pre C99 standard) or inttypes.h.
Python defines its int and long to be equivalent to C, and therefore suffers the same platform dependent integer size problem with less flexibility for a workaround. It is not uncommon for regression tests involving longs and Python to fail on certain platforms. Python 2.2 has a patch to make SIDL long support better.