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Subject: Re: Problems with PRINTF, for some ungodly reason...
Message-ID: <6924@alice.UUCP>
Date: Tue, 26-May-87 12:17:06 EDT
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Posted: Tue May 26 12:17:06 1987
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Summary: you have to ask for floating-point in Lattice C

In article <7527@brl-adm.ARPA>, DAVE%UWF.BITNET@wiscvm.wisc.EDU writes:
> The problem is that both of the two printf's that try to output the variable
> 'P' meet with disaster, in that both output the format spec, in this case,
> the %lf, but I also tried %f, %g, and %G, mostly in desperation.  How does
> one output a (double) variable?

There are two versions of printf distributed with Lattice C.  One has
floating-point formats build in and the other doesn't.  If you intend
to print floating-point values, you must ask for the right ones.
Look, for instance at the LINKMS batch file.  If I remember right
you must include LCM.LIB and LC.LIB in that order when you link.