No.
If Millisecs() returns a negative value, then that's what Time will contain.
Your best resolution is to use a timer for these calculations, instead of Millisecs(). You can reset the timer periodically to prevent it from going to stupidly high values, or set its frequency lower - there's no point having it ticking a thousand times a second if 5 ticks a second will do the same job.
If Millisecs() returns a negative value, then that's what Time will contain.
Your best resolution is to use a timer for these calculations, instead of Millisecs(). You can reset the timer periodically to prevent it from going to stupidly high values, or set its frequency lower - there's no point having it ticking a thousand times a second if 5 ticks a second will do the same job.