Hallo.
This is a part of struct.h :
typedef sh_int room_vnum; /* A room's vnum type. */
typedef sh_int obj_vnum; /* An object's vnum type. */
typedef sh_int mob_vnum; /* A mob's vnum type. */
typedef sh_int zone_vnum; /* A virtual zone number. */
typedef sh_int shop_vnum; /* A virtual shop number. */
typedef sh_int room_rnum; /* A room's real (internal) number type */
typedef sh_int obj_rnum; /* An object's real (internal) num type */
typedef sh_int mob_rnum; /* A mobile's real (internal) num type */
typedef sh_int zone_rnum; /* A zone's real (array index) number. */
typedef sh_int shop_rnum; /* A shop's real (array index) number. */
I want use more than 32k number, so instead of "signed short int" I want to
use a long integer (for example).
But, it made a lot of problem when i compile the src.
So my question is : ( :)))
If using a long integer type is possible, how many changes do I have to do
to the src?
Or why it is not possible?
Thanks.
Emanuele
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