Im taking in some command line arguments, they are floats. how come this doesnt work?
float tol = atof(argv[2]);
printf("%f Tol:\n",tol);
it prints a very large number, im assuming the mem location.
any help is greatly appreciated, I have tried it with sscanf to no avail as well.
this is in c, compiled in unix with gcc.
Make sure you are including stdlib.h in your program.
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Since you're using gcc, you should always build with the -Wall flag. That would have pointed you in the direction of a missing stdlib.h (which does indeed sound like the problem). -Wall will enable more warnings, and when you get a warning, you should fix it.
