I think float cannot hold more than 32bit, ur number is definately more than 32bit.
try double its 64bit
and long double i think is 80 bits ? or 82 bits not sure about long double.
Atleast try your program with using double or long double !!
Will save a lot of effort. ;o)
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or use uname - such as
uname -r[for release information]
uname -a [ for date & time of release]
etc.
Vivek
Kapil Sethi wrote:
> Hi,
>
> A very simple question. how do I know the version of RH Linux installed on
> my machine ???
>
> Thanks
> Kapil Sethi
> System Administrator
> Bhar
Real numbers are stored in the form of a mantissa and exponent.
Float in glibc uses 6 decimal digits as the precision of the mantissa.
Check out "/usr/lib/gcc-lib/i386-redhat-linux/3.0.2/include/float.h"
---
/* Number of decimal digits of precision in a float */
#undef
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> What am i doing wrong?
> for those who posted
> suggestions I would not like to change the data type
> to something else as the float can
> definitely hold this value
how are u so sure that float can hold this value
did u read the compiler docs for the compiler that u r using. Please d
> This explains your second output. However, I am at a loss at the first
output.
> While I cant explain that, the fact that the difference is near a power of
> 2 suggests that it has got something similar to do with the storage of the
> mantissa again.
essentially u r guranteed a precesion of 6 di
Hi all,
I am a student of MCA curriculum at
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Every year the PGDCA department at IMT holds an ALL
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uname -r shows kernel release
& uname -a shows every thing but not Rhat version
use $cat /etc/redhat-release
On Wed, 30 Jan 2002 17:01:23
Vivek wrote:
>or use uname - such as
>uname -r[for release information]
>uname -a [ for date & time of release]
>etc.
>
>Vivek
>
>Kapil Sethi
What I find interesting is:
1. The printf function is giving a supposedly higher precision in the
mantissa than the iostream cout.
2. I tried with different numbers and the difference between the the
original number and the number
output using printf is equal to some power of 2 minus one.
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Dear all,
I am trying to configure apache with tomcat on Linux 7.1. Tomcat is
workiing fine as a standalone. But while configuring apache with tomcat,
could someone tell me from where to get this mos_jser.so file.
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