>Anyone know of a reference (I didnt see in API/companion/targeting palm)
>that lists all the basic palm os data types with their limits? The
>"targeting palm" document has the integer data types but doesn't list the
>official palm names perse like "Int32". I also checked things like limits.h
>
You are exceeding the capacity of an "Int16". A 16-bit signed integer will
only support -32,768 to 32,767. You could either go to CW8's debug settings
and under 68K processor click 4-byte ints(make sure to redefine p as int p,
not Int16 p) which will give you (2^32) / 2 positive and negative or
orum
Objet : Re: calculation goes wrong ...
Once you fix the Int16 issue, I think (I am pretty sure) you will still need
to change your %d formatter to %ld to get the complete 32 bit value to
format correctly. I ran in to this problem when using the %x formatter
without the 'l' modifie
Once you fix the Int16 issue, I think (I am pretty sure) you will still need
to change your %d formatter to %ld to get the complete 32 bit value to
format correctly. I ran in to this problem when using the %x formatter
without the 'l' modifier.
Brad
"Sebastian from Berlin/Germany" <[EMAIL PROTE
Hi Sebastian,
isn't p a bit too small to hold your 20?
16 bit -> 65364 (I did know the exact value in my ZX Spectrum times) if
you treat it as unsigned.
Henk (from Berlin too)
Sebastian from Berlin/Germany wrote:
>
> Hey,
>
> if i run the following code:
>
> Int16 count[6];
> char coun
On Thu, 2002-10-10 at 07:43, Sebastian from Berlin/Germany wrote:
>
> Hey,
>
> if i run the following code:
>
> Int16 count[6];
> char counterlabel[40];
> Int16 p, all,allcards;
>
> count[1]=2000;
> p=(100*count[1]);
> StrPrintF (counterlabel,"Box 1 - %d cards (%d %%) - %d",
> count[1],p,coun
