I could do with knowing this, too. If the integrator is running for a very long time and with fairly large numbers, it's conceivable that it could 'run out of numbers'. If that happens, what happens, does it reset, or turn negative? And what's the magic number, so we know what to avoid? If we work on something that will be running for long periods of time (quite likely given some of the things QC is suited for), avoiding any glitches or potential crashes is absolutely to be avoided. This should also apply to other patches too, like patch time, although I suspect it'd have to run for a VERY long time to hit the barrier there!
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