> in fact it's the overflow situation that triggers a causality violation
> even on dual boxes. Code attached, it produces:
Why not using (int)(b - a) > 0 instead of b < a. Doing so you shouldn't
have to care about overflow situations.
(I did miss so many things from this thread that I will not be surprised
this to still happen.:))
Gérard.
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