":h limits" says that for maximum line length and max number of lines
the number 2147483647 is the hard limit.
For range of a number value (and maximum file size), however, it says
2147483647 or "more".
I see in the typedef for varnumber_T that on modern machines it will be
defined as "int". Now I wonder, can this ever be "more" than 2^31-1? Are
there any circumstances (compile flags/architectures) where (for
example) a Vim number could be greater than 2^31-1?
Best,
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David
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Tuesday, January 7, 2014
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