BIGINT for SAMP!

Installation

Include in your code and begin using the library:

#include <BigInt>

Usage

To create a variable

new BigInt:var_name;

This function adds numbers in bigint (max 2147483647/callback)

addBytes32(var_name, 1231231231);

With this function you can add over the limit of 2147483647. It is recommended to use this function only when large numbers are needed.

addBytes64(var_name, #3453453453453525534);

This function formats your bigint variable.

formatBytes(var_name);

output example:
// 312.123.512.523

This function sets the variable to 0.

resetBigInt(var_name);

This function returns the number as a string.

valueBigInt(var_name);

This function converts from 64 bits to 32 bits.

bytes32(var_name);

With this function you can do some operations for the bigint variable.

OPByte(var_name, operator, oper1);

// Operators:
>=
<=
==
!=
<
>

// example:
if(OPByte(var_name, <=, #10000)) return true;

This function checks for string numbers.

isBigInt(const string[]);

This function transforms from a string to bigint. (be careful there are numbers in that string!).

converBytes(var_name, const string[]);

These functions are compatible on mysql r41-4 and r-39-6

cache_get_value_name_bigint(var_name, row, column[]); // r41-4
cache_get_field_content_bigint(var_name, row, column[]); // r39-6

To make it compatible with a money system:

new BigInt:cash[MAX_PLAYERS];

#define GivePlayerCash(%0,%1) addBytes32(cash[%0],%1)
#define GetPlayerCash(%0) bytes32(cash[%0])

// show money
new str[50];
format(str, sizeof str, "%s", formatBytes(cash[playerid]));

// login
cache_get_value_name_bigint(cash[playerid],0,"Money");

// disconect save
public OnPlayerDisconect(playerid) {
    new query[128];
    mysql_format(handle, query, "UPDATE `users` SET `Money` = '%s' ...", valueBigInt(cash[playerid]));
    mysql_tquery(handle, query);
    return true;
}