> I have no clue what its used for or why I would want to use it
You can save the "state" of your program and restore it later, particularly
useful for games. AFAIK, it's one of the best way to implement "save" in
games.
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It appears that, in a special case here, the boolean typecast is not
being done properly/completely, and thus an array is being indexed out
of bounds. If I compile with rangechecking, I get a rangecheck error;
without, I get garbage and an EAccessError exception! (trash and crash)
uses math;
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