vle-atoi32

(vle-atoi32 numstr)

returns the 32 bit integer value of input string;
if input value is above 32 bit range (a 64 bit number string) then this is truncated to a 32 bit value, to match the behaviour of other CAD systems using 32 bit integers even in x64 builds

Arguments	numstr an integer number string
Return	always returns a 32 bit integer value
Example	(vle-atoi32 "2684354560") returns -1610612736 instead of 2684354560
Alias
Remarks	this is effective only with Bricscad x64, otherwise it does nothing; as BricsCAD x64 allows 64 bit integers, there is a minor conflict in compatibility with other CAD systems here; if a Lisp application needs that incorrect behaviour of other CAD systems, then this function can help as workaround