#include "C:\Practice Programs\Puzzle Feuer\Puzzles\defs.h"


#define LOW 0
#define HIGH 5
#define CHANGE 2

void workover();
int reset(int);

int i=LOW;

void
main()
{
	auto int i=HIGH;
	reset( i/2 ); PRINT1(d,i);
	reset( i=i/2 ); PRINT1(d,i);
	i = reset( i/2 ); PRINT1(d,i);

	workover(i); PRINT1(d,i);

}

void workover(int i)
{
	double u;
	i = (i%i) * ((i*i)/(2*i) + 4);
	PRINT1(d,i); 
}				 
				
/* 0 is the result as int%int gives the remainder, but the place holder
is and int.   An int can only hold whole numbers by C definition...    
So
'i = (i%i) * ((i*i)/(2*i) + 4);'
becomes
'i = (i%i) * 1/2(i^2/i) + 4'
becomes
'i = (i%i) * 1/2(i)+4'
'i = ( 0 ) * 1/2(i)+4'
'i = 0'
*/
				

int reset(int i)
{
	i = i<=CHANGE ? HIGH : LOW;
	return(i);
}