2147483647 is the maximum value of a 32-Bit signed integer.

please fix

use float or unsigned int or double or whatever

yeah, wtf

2.1 BILLION RIGCOINS

the real question is, do you deserve to make 2147483648 rigcoins in a single transaction?  we wouldn't want to create instability in the marketplace with dubious trades of this magnitude would we?

I don't think anyone has nearly that many rigcoins anyway!!!!!!!!!!

Also, if that is the highest number possible, you wouldn't be able to receive all those Rigcoins unless you had 0 Rigcoins in your account

I say make a it an unsigned long long int, with a maximum value of 18446744073709551615, or 18.4 quintillion.

I say make a it an unsigned long long int, with a maximum value of 18446744073709551615, or 18.4 quintillion.

That should be just enough

1 nibble

1 googol

I don't think those are valid integer types.

I don't think those are valid integer types.

What, ulonglong? It's in the GCC spec. Nibble and googol are just numbers.

Use a  64-bit signed integer (long integer) instead.

Values go up to 9223372036854775807 with a 64-bit signed integer.

Don't use 64-bit unsigned, things go crazy if you go below zero.

Also, don't use a 128-bit signed. It is impossible to go over 9223372036854775807 Rigcoins.

What if I want to sell stuff for negative rigcoins?

step 1: send intended recipient item
step 2: send money to recipient

voila