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Thank you all! My problem is a specific one. We are developing a new embedded system using tools that only support C/C++ for the moment (research project). I have found a tool from Tangible Software...

Thank you, Elysia. Indeed, I need a main. Probably, my C# example didn't have that, and therefore it got converted wrong. I will check it now.

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I have used Tangible Software Soultion's tool to translate a C# code to C++, which resulted in:


//Welcome.h

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

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I am wondering if there exist any good tool for conversion from C# to C++?
~Elena

Hurray! It worked!!! I just didn't put %lf on fscanf(), only on printf(), and when I did, it started to work! Thank you a lot, Tux0r!!!

Thank you Tux0r! I followed your advice and tried an array of size 1 and %lf, but it still prints out 0.000000. It is very strange.

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I am new to C and try to make a program that reads a segment of data from a file and prints it to the screen. When I declare the array that stores the data read from file as float, it works...