I reported a bug for this program some time ago. The value printed for x
was incorrect. With the version of lcc-win32 that I downloaded
yesterday, the absolute values of x and t-4b are now both correct, but
they are both incorrectly considered to be negative!

#include <stdio.h
int main(void)
{
long long t=15528312597606, b=1762289, x;
x=t-4*b;
(void)printf("x=%lld t-4b=%lld\n", x, t-4*b);
return 1;
}

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Colin

Colin Barker wrote:

I reported a bug for this program some time ago. The value
printed for x was incorrect. With the version of lcc-win32 that
I downloaded yesterday, the absolute values of x and t-4b are
now both correct, but they are both incorrectly considered to
be negative!

#include <stdio.h
int main(void) {
long long t=15528312597606, b=1762289, x;
x=t-4*b;
(void)printf("x=%lld t-4b=%lld\n", x, t-4*b);
return 1;
}

This is HIGHLY embarrassing :-(

Please download again. I fixed this on Sunday