"Floating Point : Overflow" ??
My program runs and compiles perfectly fine on Visual C++, but when i test it on Turbo 4.52 (coz school is gonna use that to test the program)
... it runs and compiles but when I type a float it gave me that error message.
"program.exe Floating Point: Overflow" then exits.
Okay Should I b worrying ? Does it have anything to do with the executable part of my program, my computer? or the compiler?
Last edited by mellisa; 02-15-2003 at 04:07 PM.
1)visual c++ is a windows compiler and turbo is a console compiler
2) probably depending on the bits of the compiler they have different ranges..like a int in visual c++ is 4 bytes (goes up to 2.1 billion) but it might not be same for other compilers because in older compilers i think an int was 2 bytes....so probably you need to change it to double?
nextus, the samurai warrior
even when i change it to a double ... same thing
hmm can i see the code pls
nextus, the samurai warrior
