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 Topic: What is the nearest integer that NINT() rounds to? |
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| AlisonV Replies: 13 Views: 17115 |
 Forum: Support Posted: Fri Sep 18, 2015 2:02 am Subject: |
| Thanks heaps mecej4 and everyone! Removing the brackets did allow a larger value to be divided by the 100.0, resulting in the desired answer of 32 for both the DLL and EXE. I am now getting the same ... | |
| Topic: What is the nearest integer that NINT() rounds to? |
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| AlisonV Replies: 13 Views: 17115 |
Forum: Support Posted: Thu Sep 17, 2015 9:46 am Subject: |
| I've totally missed PaulLaidler's post above. Below is part of the .lis file for the main subroutine when running it within the DLL. Any suggestions as to a solution would be welcome!
Thanks agai ... |
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| Topic: What is the nearest integer that NINT() rounds to? |
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| AlisonV Replies: 13 Views: 17115 |
Forum: Support Posted: Wed Sep 16, 2015 4:14 am Subject: |
| Thanks Everyone. I'm sure precision must play a part in this .. but this happens dependent on whether the code is compiled by Silverfrost as a DLL or EXE. All other compiler settings are the same (as ... | |
| Topic: What is the nearest integer that NINT() rounds to? |
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| AlisonV Replies: 13 Views: 17115 |
Forum: Support Posted: Tue Sep 15, 2015 12:27 am Subject: What is the nearest integer that NINT() rounds to? |
| realvar = 31.5
intvar = NINT(realvar) When I compile these lines into a DLL (which is called by a C# GUI), intvar shows the value 31. When I compile these lines as part of an EXE, intvar shows th ... |
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