How to detect variable going below zero, without using PBPL ?

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    Default How to detect variable going below zero, without using PBPL ?

    Hello again

    is there any way to avoid getting 65xxx numbers instead of negative numbers, when X-Y and Y is > X ?
    I know, that PBPL can do it, but I don't want to use 18 series.

    So maybe there is a way, instead of 0-65535, to have range of -32768 +32767 ?
    or any other trick, that if resulting variable is going below zero, it to become equal to zero?
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