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float/double
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Chimera |
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float/double |
Date: |
Thu, 30 Jul 1998 16:02:06 -0700 |
Here is what should be a beginners question, but it is biting me now.
According to the man page and reference texts, putting "l" in front of
"d" or "f" in printf or scanf implies a "long" value. The problem I am
encountering is that "%ld" is accepted, but "%lf" isn't. Is this
telling me that there is no difference between a float and a double on
the machine? Note I am talking Unix.
Cheers,
D3
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