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Since in ocaml the int is only 31bit (always signed) you can't represent large values as integers, the max is 1073741823.
E.g. when generating a flight plan with longitude of > 107 the NAV_LON0 in 1e7deg will wrap to a wrong negative value.
Since in ocaml the int is only 31bit (always signed) you can't represent large values as integers, the max is 1073741823.
E.g. when generating a flight plan with longitude of > 107 the NAV_LON0 in 1e7deg will wrap to a wrong negative value.
This is related to #793
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