by Chris Power >> Thu, 18 May 2000 23:33:13 GMT
The Jade Integer type is a 32-bit signed value, native to the Pentium processor. Many other Windows development tools now also support 64-bit integer operations and there are several Windows API functions that work with them and use them.
Although I can write my own Int64 operations using Binary[8] variables, I'd prefer to use any Jade-provided functions that might be available, for speed and reliability. Any bites? Are there any such functions
hidden away in Jade libraries?
Chris Power
cpower@unitec.ac.nz