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As you can see, when I add the last number in, it changes the last digit for no apparent reason. It does not change it consistently, so I can't just account for the change. I assume this is due to memory issues, but the maximum number I reach is 1326262626 and the minimum is -1326262626, which is well within the limitations written on this page. What gives? | As you can see, when I add the last number in, it changes the last digit for no apparent reason. It does not change it consistently, so I can't just account for the change. I assume this is due to memory issues, but the maximum number I reach is 1326262626 and the minimum is -1326262626, which is well within the limitations written on this page. What gives? | ||
:I | :Ignore me. I didn't read the article... [[User:Timeslip|Timeslip]] 15:13, 15 August 2006 (EDT) |
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Dragoon Wraith TALK 12:45, 15 August 2006 (EDT): I'm having issues with longs that are above 10^8 (or less than -10^8). They are longs on an object, and so these numbers should work. My math looks something like this:
13 + 2500 2513 + 70000 72513 + 17000000 17072513 +1000000000 1017072517
As you can see, when I add the last number in, it changes the last digit for no apparent reason. It does not change it consistently, so I can't just account for the change. I assume this is due to memory issues, but the maximum number I reach is 1326262626 and the minimum is -1326262626, which is well within the limitations written on this page. What gives?
- Ignore me. I didn't read the article... Timeslip 15:13, 15 August 2006 (EDT)