>Am I missing something? Isn't the keyword "static" named so for a reason?
>To indicate that the variable cannot be changed?
>BTW, deincremintation might be better, you wouldn't have to keep a log for
>every event as to how many ticks it needs to...click...that's why Jeremy
>used deincremintation timers.
static in C++ indicates unchangable variables -- static in a C function
indicates a variable that does not get deallocated (opposite of automatic,
a keyword that is never used)
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