problem with string conversion to double (2)

[Wayne Innes]

It looks like you don't have a prototype for atof(). Make sure you have
included <stdlib.h>. NaN means "not a number", if you have no protoype the
compiler assumes int is being being returned when in fact it is a double.

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Of Eric Klumpp
Sent: Monday, May 14, 2001 9:05 AM
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Subject: problem with string conversion to double (2)


I have done other tests.

In fact, num=atof(txt) doesn't work and give me "-NaN". But if I do it
an other time just after, I have the good value in num. But If I repeat
sscanf(txt,"%lf",&num), I have each time "-NaN".
If I put the line num=atof(txt) in a subfunction, I must also use two
time the subfunction to have the good value.
I can't understand what is the problem, but it's not the first time I am
confronted with such a problem !

Is it the bebugger of kedevelop that doesn't show the real value of num
? But if it is the case, the wrong value is conserved when the function
ends and returns num.

Help !!!!

Eric

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