EVAL & D<> hex decimal converter FAIL with big numbers

[GitMadKing]

if you store big number in tag, like serv.time, and then use dtag or eval to show in decimal the number is missing 21474836480

[function f_testconv]
ctag.tempotestc = <serv.time>
tag.tempotestt = <serv.time>
serv.b ST <serv.time> CT <ctag.tempotestc> DCT <dctag.tempotestc> ECT <eval <ctag.tempotestc>>
serv.b ST <serv.time> TT <tag.tempotestt> DTT <dtag.tempotestt> ETT <eval <tag.tempotestt>>
serv.b <eval 21474836480 + <dctag.tempotestc>>

[GitMadKing]

over the 05 0000 0000 hex, starts over from 0

[Jhobean]

Apparently tag memory is too small for this huge number.

Maximum value of a int is 2147483647 exactly the number you get. Mayne we can increase the maximum value a tag can hold but it would mean increase the qte of memory because there LOT of tag.

I would suggest to minus some value before storing the serv tick on the tag.

Tag.tick= serv.time -50000000
Could it help doing this? What you want achieve with that? Or maybe you can store the value as a string?

[GitMadKing]

the hex is right, the tag is ok.
is the conversion back to decimal the problem.
workaround can be found.
the issue is with the function itself.

(i use to store serv.time for last use of an object for example, so i can check if enough time elapsed when trying again, i think it's a pretty common usage)

[GitMadKing]

found that is a problem only with older save.
if a server is more that 2y8m~ old, expressed in tenths of seconds, the time goes over the 0 ffff ffff

[cbnolok]

The problem is in the ahextoi64 function. I'm on it.

[cbnolok]

Try the last dev commit

[cbnolok]

Closing as fixed.