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Originally Posted by Y_Less
I confirmed another bug in timers the other day, and looking at your code, yours has the same. If you spawn 2^32 timers the ID wraps around and returns 0 as a valid ID. Fixing it is easy - just check if the ID is 0, and increment it again if so.
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Yes, you're right, but I use signed int, so 2^31. However, it's not easy to create such a number of timers, of course if you don't do it on purpose. Unfortunately, increasing ID will not help. If the first timer with ID 1 isn't killed, then we will get a collision. I can change type for this variable, but then the functions like SetTimer will return ID < 0.
