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From: | Ingolf Jandt |
Subject: | Re: AClock fork with republican time |
Date: | Wed, 22 Nov 2006 15:34:32 +0100 |
User-agent: | GNUMail (Version 1.2.0) |
as I understand the code it computes the fractional part of a/b. modf returnes the fractional part of the 1st argument (and stores the integer part in the 2nd.) So modf(a/b,NULL) is the straight-forward translation of the task as I read it.Ingolf Jandt wrote:One question: Do you have a clue why the code always uses constructions likec=a-b*floor(a/b); c/=b; instead of the straitht-forward c=modf(a/b,NULL); ? ...I don't see how that is more straight-forward
When a parameter is exspected and one wants it to be NULL, it must of course be posted on the stack.it isn't neccessary to pass NULL on stack, is it?
Infact, I kinda don't know what it means, everything in there is more like a hack as I've described in my previous mail. But hey, don't complain about my code, it's just work. OK? :-)(Quiet, Brownie! don't break the peace, now!) I don't mean to complain about anything. I just try to understand.
So long, have a nice day! Ingolf
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