> To let you know where this is coming from, I have found this to be very useful
when working with quasi-compliant C compilers; mostly
> from the 8-bit microcontroller world. That typecasting I have done has
avoided many a compiler bug since to due a lot of
> non-standard implementations. Many compilers that don't have the ANSI seal of
approval uses explicit typecasting for just the
> problems that have been mentioned.
In that case, your advice comes under the heading of "good general advice", but
it does nothing to address the original question. Casting to (int) won't solve
Nathan's problem -- especially since gcc is ANSI-compliant enough to know how to
automatically cast parameters. To solve his problem, Nathan should follow
John's original response:
> I suspect you need to download the update to the floating point libraries
> from <http://www.palmos.com/dev/tech/tools/gcc/>.
>
> The sample program mentioned in this posting can help diagnose these
> problems:
>
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-- Keith
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