On Sat, 18 May 1996, Corey Hoitsma wrote:
> class.c:712: warning: integer constant out of range
> class.c:712: warning: decimal constant is so large that it is unsigned
> class.c:713: warning: integer constant out of range
> class.c:713: warning: decimal constant is so large that it is unsigned
> forever and ever. SO, I went into stucts.h and changed the
> int exp;
> lines to:
> long exp;
> That's what I've been told anyways... and then I went thru all the
> code and changed all the %d's for GET_EXP to %ld. and that works..
> but when I recompile, class.c STILL gives me all thoughs warnings..
> any idea why?
That's because you're probably on a 32-bit os, which means your int is
the same as your long (32-bits). You'll have to make it unsigned long
exp; to use a bigger number (or long long if you feel brave).
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Ole Gjerde
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