Signed and unsigned integers have the same bit representations; the difference is how the bits are interpreted (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two's_complement).
I think the variable that stores the time limit is designated as a signed integer since time limits past 32767 are frozen, but the code that handles the timer display is looking at the bits directly to determine the last two digits.
I think the variable that stores the time limit is designated as a signed integer since time limits past 32767 are frozen, but the code that handles the timer display is looking at the bits directly to determine the last two digits.
CCMiniLP, my CCLP1 submissions. Outdated, not recommended.
CCSignificantlyLargerLP, my CCLP4 submissions. More current than my main set.
Consistent Inconsistency (ongoing), my main CC1 custom set. (discussion)
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Mystery Project™ (unfinished) (previews)
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CCSignificantlyLargerLP, my CCLP4 submissions. More current than my main set.
Consistent Inconsistency (ongoing), my main CC1 custom set. (discussion)
RyanJ1.dat (ongoing), my main CC2 custom set. (discussion)
Mystery Project™ (unfinished) (previews)
YouTube | Twitch | Steam