Thread: Strange function problem!

Hi, whilst trying to pass 2 floats into a function outside of main the values printed are different from what they are in main. Integers also passed into the function remain fine....

Code:

int main ( void ){
//blablabla

printf("\n%.2f %.2f\n ",xcent,ycent); //print fine here
float denom = denominator(n,xValues,yValues,xcent,ycent);
}

float denominator(int n, int *x, int *y, float xc, float yc){
printf("%i %i %i %i %f %f", n, x[0], y[0], xc, yc);//ints print fine, floats print messed up
//blablabla
}

wtf?

Soooo..... How are they being printed differently?
You use some extra format specifiers in main(), but not in denominator().

A better description (say, example?) of your problem with help with getting you help.

I declared denominator at the top but there was no change, when compiled with warnings i get one saying:
27 : warning: int format, double arg (arg 5)
27 : warning: too few arguments for format
line 27 is the second printf mentioned above!

Hahahaha massive fail, good spot though!
thats got everything working great!

thankyouuuu