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Eli Zaretskii wrote:

> One thing to try would be to not use FP math at all in the callback.
> You could try replacing it with fixed-point computations; perhaps that
> will make the problem go away.

How would I convert 'double=double' to fixed point? Is there another type of
variable that I should be using? I have thought of sending these values as 2
integers, one being the left side of the decimal, and the other being the
right side, but then reassembling (and splitting them initally) seems like it
would be a pain in the @$$, but if that's what needs to be done, then that's
what I'll do!

> Tanks, but I won't have time to work on this.  Sorry.

I understand. I'm really busy too.

Andrew