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> Can someone please tell me how to divide two scalar int32 values and still be able to
> obtain a real value as a solution, or simply change an int to a real value?
>
> (e.g. 4/5 = 0 if the answer is an int32 and what I want is 0.8 as a solution)
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Perhaps the simplest - and most easily documented way would be to take
advantage of the auitomatic type conversion:
make your formula 1.0*a/b and then 4/5 will become a real.
Alternately you could set the "required type" on one of your
input terminals as "real" and force the type conversion.
regards
Stan Bischof
rsb@sr.hp.com
> Can someone please tell me how to divide two scalar int32 values and still be able to
> obtain a real value as a solution, or simply change an int to a real value?
>
> (e.g. 4/5 = 0 if the answer is an int32 and what I want is 0.8 as a solution)
>
>
Perhaps the simplest - and most easily documented way would be to take
advantage of the auitomatic type conversion:
make your formula 1.0*a/b and then 4/5 will become a real.
Alternately you could set the "required type" on one of your
input terminals as "real" and force the type conversion.
regards
Stan Bischof
rsb@sr.hp.com
obtain a real value as a solution, or simply change an int to a real value?
(e.g. 4/5 = 0 if the answer is an int32 and what I want is 0.8 as a solution)
thank you very much
Stephan,
Berlin