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[IonS]

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[IonS]

hehehe Thanks!
Swedish is cool too

pl... ;X

Yeah! I use 0.3.4 because my project still is 8.42 :wub:
in the future i will update it

 

[Nevalopo]

the more u work on it the harder it will be to update it.. xD anyways.. ask in c++ requests/support instead

 

[hackerpotato]

You're wrong. int16_t have the next capacity: -32767/32767. When using 32 bits signed integers, the capacity may vary between -2147483647 and 2147483647.

 

[IonS]

You're wrong. int16_t have the next capacity: -32767/32767. When using 32 bits signed integers, the capacity may vary between -2147483647 and 2147483647.

hmm, but do you know what, where i have to change to get it?? in sources where i can see are some int32_t and some uint32_t, and i think that a uint have more capacity...
the question is where i need to change to int or uint to get a value greater than 32767... understand?

 

[stian]

the "u" means unsigned. uint16 ranges from 0 to +65,535 (16bits are the default for "int" too). uint32 ranges from 0 to +4,294,967,295 (32bits are also called "long").

 

[IonS]

hmm.. thanks, i understand it...

but where and for what I have to change in sources?

 

[IonS]

Sorry for double post but

uint32_t ranges from 0 to +4,294,967,295... and int32_t? ranges from 0 to +4,294,967,295 too?

 

[test30]

how about changing duration variable type to long long int? I mean in sources ofc
I think it would work xD I think thats the only way.

but you will get range like 1..((1.8*10^19)/2),
if its enough for you try changing variable type to LL int,
otherwise you need to use another numbers storage methos, for example: bigNum class.

 

[Sam]

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[Cykotitan]

Extremely what?

 

[frankfarmer]

It Is Extemely when you type like this!!!!!!!!!!!!

Extemely?:$

 

[IonS]

It Is Extemely when you type like this!!!!!!!!!!!!

What?