I have, what I thought was a pretty straightforward multiplication operation, but.... uint32_t p =0; void setup(){ Serial.begin(9600); p = 15*60*1000; Serial.print("Trial 1: "); Serial.println(p); p = 15*60; p = p*1000; Serial.print("Trial 2: "); Serial.println(p); p = 15*60; p *= …

Can someone explain this? [solved]

system October 14, 2012, 5:18am 5

So could I do something like this:

p = 15L60L1000L to force the operation to use longs for the calculation.

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