As Steve Franks wrote:
I know no one else in their right mind uses floating point
printf/scanf.
Why not?
That said, the double format, float arg warning is a
bit tedious (when you have a giant string parser in a mega128).
It's only tedious as the AVR currently doesn't support 64-bit
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From: Joerg Wunsch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tuesday, October 10, 2006 2:50 am
Subject: Re: [avr-libc-dev] %f
As Steve Franks wrote:
I know no one else in their right mind uses floating point
printf/scanf.
Why not?
That said, the double format, float arg
Hi.
I know no one else in their right mind uses floating point
printf/scanf. That said, the double format, float arg warning is a
bit tedious (when you have a giant string parser in a mega128).
Wouldn't the correct notation be %f - float; %lf - double? I
further notice %f is a double in
