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IBM–[[Microsoft Macro Assembler]] (MASM) version 1.00, and likely all other programs built by the same [[Pascal (programming language)|Pascal]] compiler, had an integer overflow and signedness error in the stack setup code, which prevented them from running on newer [[DOS]] machines or emulators under some common configurations with more than 512 KB of memory. The program either hangs or displays an error message and exits to DOS.<ref>{{cite web |last=Lenclud |first=Christophe |url=https://slions.net/threads/debugging-the-ibm-personal-computer-macro-assembler-masm-version-1-00.33/ |title=Debugging IBM MACRO Assembler Version 1.00}}</ref>
In August 2016, a [[casino]] machine at [[Resorts World]] casino printed a prize ticket of $42,949,672.76 as a result of an overflow bug. The casino refused to pay this amount, calling it a malfunction, using in their defense that the machine clearly stated that the maximum payout was $10,000, so any prize exceeding that had to be the result of a programming bug. The
==See also==
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