Bug report: SAY #-1

[Baronius]

Hi all,

I haven't searched too much for previous threads, is it known that SAY <offset> #-1 doesn't work properly? It adds incorrect values to files.
It seems as if WeiDU interpreted -1 in 31 bit* (11111......11 -- 31 times), then adds the strRef to the file as a 32-bit int. It obviously ends in incorrect value (as in 32 bit, the original value  becomes 011111.....11). No probs, BNOT 0x0 is perfect for setting "blank" strRefs, but I thought I would mention this bug.

*Funny coincidence that the example text for BNOT in the WeiDU readme also shows a 31-bit int instead of 32.

[the bigg]

Standard integers in Ocaml are 31 byte (ho ho ho). Probably something somewhere in the code is still using int rather than int32.