bwBASIC has a Currency data type... but its just an integer. It does not fulfill the role of a currency type, which is typically a fixed point decimal math with 4 digits of precision. Normally this is done with 64bit ints and is co-processor supported, at least on the x86 architecture.
All operations on currency data result in integers.
bwBASIC has a Currency data type... but its just an integer. It does not fulfill the role of a currency type, which is typically a fixed point decimal math with 4 digits of precision. Normally this is done with 64bit ints and is co-processor supported, at least on the x86 architecture.
All operations on currency data result in integers.
bwBASIC has a Currency data type... but its just an integer. It does not fulfill the role of a currency type, which is typically a fixed point decimal math with 4 digits of precision. Normally this is done with 64bit ints and is co-processor supported, at least on the x86 architecture.
All operations on currency data result in integers.