I agree. Let's move on.
Steve
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> > 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:
> >
> > news://news.massena.com/fNghAoh9$[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> -- Keith
>
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