Well, it doesn't complain even with language extensions OFF. I don't know what the correct code if that's not correct. Perhaps someone else you fix it.
Well, it doesn't complain even with language extensions OFF. I don't know what the correct code if that's not correct. Perhaps someone else you fix it.
Originally Posted by Adak
Eh, the old C-style casts:I don't know what the correct code if that's not correct.
except that now it isn't just C-style, it is C.Code:z += ((float)5 - (float)y) * h2;
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You are correct. It works, I had a bug in the original programs that I have just fixed it.It should yield a compile error since this is C
I think Kempelen's ( 5 - (int) y) * h2 works, and Kempelen has stated as much. What does not work is the original program when this change is incorporated, but we cannot help debug something that we have no knowledge of.
Thanks all for the help..... I am learning that a lot of care must be taking when mixing different types of vars......
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I just did that (I updated the code, too). I always use C-style casts, so I'm pretty used to them.
I misread. I thought he was expecting a floating point number in his x variable.
