Hi
I try your solutions and here are the results:
1.) TIP: set text buffer higher (using settextbuf) -> RESULT: procedure breaks
later
2.) TIP: use flush() after writeln() -> RESULT: procedure breaks on first
flush()
3.) TIP: convert first float to text and then put it out -> RESULT: the same
breaks like the writeln()-included formating
4.) TIP: use sprintf form libc unit -> RESULT: not tested, because the file
descriptors change(, isn't?)
5.) TIP: write your own writeln() -> RESULT: not tested, because is to
difficult but very interesting
Here an information again: If I put the output with all informations and high
precision to /dev/null nothing breaks.
My solution is: I write only one information and I cut the precision like
writeln(stdout,out1:0:3). This works fine.
Thank's at all for your help!
regards,
Markus
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C source:
for (i=0;i<n;i++) {
out1=(single) libout1[i];
out2=(single) libout2[i];
count+=1;
printf("%20.0f%15.5f%15.5f\n",count,out1,out2);}
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fpc source:
for i:=0 to n do
begin
out1:=single(libout1[i]);
out2:=single(libout2[i]);
inc(count);
writeln(stdout, count:20, out1:15:5, out2:15:5); (* This will break! *)
end;
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