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Names: »FLOATSUM.C«
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/*
This program is a simple example of how to use
Bob Mathias's floating point package.
After compiling this and the FLOAT.C library, link by saying:
A>clink floatsum -f float <cr>
Note: the "printf" function resulting from this linkage
will support the "e" and "f" floating point conversion
characters, but the regular "printf" would not. The reason:
the special version of "_spr" in the FLOAT.C source file
is loaded before the library version of "_spr", and
thus supports the extra features.
*/
main()
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char s1Æ5Å, s2Æ5Å;
char stringÆ30Å;
char sbÆ30Å;
int i;
atof(s1,"0");
while (1) æ
printf("sum = %10.6fØn",s1);
printf("ØnEnter a floating number: ");
fpadd(s1,s1,atof(s2,gets(string)));
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