added documentation for FROM_TO_INT
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#define TIMER(ptr) int *__timep = ptr; int _i = 0, _ni = 0; _i = _ni = _i;
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#define AT(t) if(*__timep == t)
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#define FROM_TO(start,end,step) _ni = _ni; _i = (*__timep - (start))/(step); if(*__timep >= (start) && *__timep <= (end) && !((*__timep - (start)) % (step)))
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// Like FROM_TO just with two different intervals:
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// A pause interval step and an action interval dur. For dur frames something
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// happens, then for step frames there is a break of step frames.
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// Lastly, istep is the step inside the action interval. For istep = 2, only
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// every second frame of dur is executed.
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//
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// Finally an example for step = 4, dur = 5, and istep = 2:
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//
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// A_A_A____A_A_A____A_A_A____...
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//
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// where A denotes a frame in which the body of FROM_TO_INT gets executed.
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#define FROM_TO_INT(start, end, step, dur, istep) \
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_i = (*__timep - (start))/(step+dur); _ni = ((*__timep - (start)) % (step+dur))/istep; \
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if(*__timep >= (start) && *__timep <= (end) && (*__timep - (start)) % ((dur) + (step)) <= dur && !((*__timep - (start)) % (istep)))
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