[Rirre]

I have came across a addition problem with two integers being too big for int32. Anyone good with math?

iCreated is a Unix Timestamp (1691179456)
iTime is defined as 6 months in seconds (15778463).

new iCreated = SQL_ReadResult( hQuery, 1 );
new iTime = SQL_ReadResult(hQuery, 2) * 60; //sec to min

if( (iCreated + iTime) > get_systime() ) // too big to pass through here
{
...
}

[lexzor]

get_systime - icreated > itime


anyways you should be able to use ghem

[fysiks]

In AMX Mod X, normal variables are signed 32-bit integers. This means they have a range from -2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647. In the context of timestamps, the usable part of this range is from 0 to 2,147,483,647. This translates to "Tue Jan 19 03:14:07 2038 UTC". So, any math that occurs that generates a timestamp that represents a date before the year 2038 will work just fine and can't be "too big". Your example is a time stamp for "Sat Feb 03 10:589 2024 UTC" and will not be an issue.

P.S. Your comment "sec to min" is wrong, that conversion is actually doing "min to sec".

[Rirre]

Originally Posted by lexzor get_systime - icreated > itime

It will always fail no matter what values iCreated and/or iTime has.

Originally Posted by fysiks ...P.S. Your comment "sec to min" is wrong, that conversion is actually doing "min to sec".

Ah :facepalm: That was the problem. Thank you!