Actually Chandu's code is more correct. The little function I sent you
breaks when you have a number like 3.005 or something.. it would get
printed as 3.5... :/ (I wrote it in 10 seconds.. sorry!)
-Calin
On Sat, 8 Dec 2001, Chandu Reddy K - CTD, Chennai. wrote:
>
>
> Hello
>
> rtl_printf() doesn't support float or double values directtly.
> U can have u'r function to print. like
>
>
> void UserPrint( float fTempValue)
> {
> rtl_printf("%d.%03d",(int) ( fTempValue),
> ((int)(fTempValue*1e3))% 1000 );
>
> }
>
> Here note that 3 indicates the resolution after decimal u want.
>
> -chandu-
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> Subject: [rtl] How can I print double in rtl_printf
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> Hi,
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> I tried to print 3.14159 in rtl_printf.
> But %f, %lf, %e are not working in rtl_printf().
> Does anybody know how to do this?
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