Hi,
I know this is not the correct place to post this
question, but I feel it would be pretty easy for the
kernel gurus to explain this.
TEST CODE
==========
#include <stdio.h>
main()
{
float a1=1.0;
float a2=2.0;
printf(" \n");
printf(" Size of Float > %d \n", sizeof(float) );
printf(" Size of Int > %d \n", sizeof(int) );
printf(" \n");
printf(" CASE 1 : f-f > %f - %f \n\n", a1, a2);
printf(" CASE 2 : f-d > %f - %d \n\n", a1, a2);
printf(" CASE 3 : d-f > %d - %f \n\n", a1, a2);
printf(" CASE 4 : d-d > %d - %d \n\n", a1, a2);
}
OUTPUT :
Size of Float > 4
Size of Int > 4
CASE 1 : f-f > 1.000000 - 2.000000
CASE 2 : f-d > 1.000000 - 0
CASE 3 : d-f > 0 - 0.000000
CASE 4 : d-d > 0 - 1072693248
==================================
The CASE1 & CASE2 & CASE4 outputs are expected.
Any explanation for CASE3 behaviour.
I presume it should behave similar to CASE2 and
print 0 - 2.000000 .
Could somebody please pin-point what is
lacking in my presumtion .
Thanks !
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