1.3.12-2 : atof() always returns 0

[Hervé Le Net]

Hi,

The atof() function, compiled with gcc, always returns 0.

Example :

f = atof("123.456");
printf("%f\n", f);

Result :
0.000000

Regards,
H. Le Net

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