1.3.12-2 : atof() always returns 0
John Vincent
jpv50@hotmail.com
Fri Jul 12 10:47:00 GMT 2002
Hi,
Before you start running away too far ...
atof() returns the correct value once you
have the line "#include <stdlib.h>" at the
top of the source file.
But don't be embarassed, I've been writing in
'C' for 20 years, and I looked twice before
realising what the problem was.
Cheers,
/John Vincent.
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