Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] linux box

Bat,

Yeah, you can do that, but intA = (int)(float0/float1); would be
better! A little cast goes a long ways, and I'll bet it's portable!
EMC no doubt uses casts. It's just good programming, even if the
compiler will "fix it up" for you!

Alan KM6VV

batwings@... wrote:

>
> At 03:03 PM 4/14/02 -0500, you wrote:
> >There are a few things that MS and its Borland version do that simply don't
> >work in the gnu or ecgs world of C compiling.
>
> No doubt, and automatic type promotion must be one of them. In Borland you
> can use expression where int = float0/float1, and you will get an int out
> of the two floats, no fuss no bother. In the KDE IDE at hand, you get a
> warning, and no output ... compiler won't even let you set a variable =
> NULL w/o bitchin'.
>