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Yes. I know that with 64 bits number works, but i was trying to know the way he returned a negative number. Ex.: The value should be 52389094428262881. But how that returned -1820311071 ? Thanks for your help...

Thanks. That helped me understanding the algo. Now all i have to do is study a way to get VB multiplications the same way. I´ll try, with some hard work, to find a way. Thanks again for your help...

Hi. Does anyone know why in a multiplication with large numbers, c++ returns negative numbers? [ C++ ] long Var; Var = 228886641; Var = Var * Var; I need to know why this code returns -1820311071. Help will be apreciated... [thumbsup2]

Thanks for tryin´ to help me. I know that .Net compilers return 52389094428262881 in an int64 variable. But in C++ int32 return -1820311071, i don´t know why. And i need to know how to make it return like the C++ version or else the algorythm won´t work. Do you know why? Thanks for...

Hi. I´m tryin´ to convert a C++ algorythm to VB.Net but i get an overflow error in a int32 variable. [ C++ ] long Var; Var = 228886641; Var = Var * Var; This code returns -1820311071 in C++, but gives a overflow error in VB.NET! Someone can help me, plz ??? I´ll be apreciated...