double to int weirdness

nsa.usa

Hi,
Converting a double to int by doing h=(int)(j)in the below code
doesn't give the expected result. I'm trying to create 32 random
numbers from 1 to 36. So as you see in the output, I get f.ex. in the
first line j=10.000000 but converted to int is equals h=1103175862
???? what gives? please help, I have a headache now, I read the faq it
doesn't help :-(
Cheers and thanks!,
Tobias

/* SESSIONID_LENGT H = 32 */
int i,t,h;
double j,k,l;

for(t=0; t<SESSIONID_LEN GTH; ++t) {
k = rand();
l = RAND_MAX;
j = ( k / l ) * 36;
j = abs(j)+1;
h = (int)(j);
#ifdef DEBUG
printf("t=%d j=%f k=%d h=%d",t,j,k,h);
printf("\n");
#endif
}

Outputs:
t=0 j=10.000000 k=-2113929216 h=1103175862
t=1 j=33.000000 k=-1807745024 h=1105006335
t=2 j=8.000000 k=1358954496 h=1102651077
t=3 j=5.000000 k=-1560281088 h=1102130931
t=4 j=23.000000 k=1132462080 h=1104436416
t=5 j=36.000000 k=-444596224 h=1105187835
t=6 j=15.000000 k=746586112 h=1103685495
t=7 j=26.000000 k=1702887424 h=1104606873
t=8 j=18.000000 k=1308622848 h=1104051639
t=9 j=17.000000 k=1602224128 h=1104022361
t=10 j=15.000000 k=-452984832 h=1103710345
t=11 j=1.000000 k=1610612736 h=1097455182
t=12 j=2.000000 k=0 h=1100513581
t=13 j=13.000000 k=1593835520 h=1103471617
t=14 j=36.000000 k=209715200 h=1105179076
t=15 j=29.000000 k=1006632960 h=1104771106
t=16 j=16.000000 k=-1795162112 h=1103811038
t=17 j=30.000000 k=692060160 h=1104803125
t=18 j=8.000000 k=2030043136 h=1102713577
t=19 j=22.000000 k=-29360128 h=1104351131
t=20 j=10.000000 k=1526726656 h=1103155560
t=21 j=25.000000 k=910163968 h=1104551646
t=22 j=7.000000 k=-469762048 h=1102595806
t=23 j=22.000000 k=1937768448 h=1104341221
t=24 j=22.000000 k=-1891631104 h=1104326173
t=25 j=9.000000 k=-1543503872 h=1102952931
t=26 j=27.000000 k=1761607680 h=1104646387
t=27 j=19.000000 k=1140850688 h=1104153565
t=28 j=17.000000 k=-612368384 h=1103948406
t=29 j=35.000000 k=-1153433600 h=1105106370
t=30 j=19.000000 k=1933574144 h=1104187859
t=31 j=26.000000 k=-1363148800 h=1104610710

Jul 28 '07 #1

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regis

ns*****@gmail.c om wrote:

Hi,
Converting a double to int by doing h=(int)(j)in the below code
doesn't give the expected result. I'm trying to create 32 random
numbers from 1 to 36. So as you see in the output, I get f.ex. in the
first line j=10.000000 but converted to int is equals h=1103175862
???? what gives? please help, I have a headache now, I read the faq it
doesn't help :-(
Cheers and thanks!,
Tobias

/* SESSIONID_LENGT H = 32 */
int i,t,h;
double j,k,l;

for(t=0; t<SESSIONID_LEN GTH; ++t) {
k = rand();
l = RAND_MAX;
j = ( k / l ) * 36;
j = abs(j)+1;
h = (int)(j);

#ifdef DEBUG
printf("t=%d j=%f k=%d h=%d",t,j,k,h);
printf("\n");
#endif
}

k and h are double, so either cast them to int in printf:

printf("t=%d j=%f k=%d h=%d",t,j,(int) k,(int)h);

or change the last two %d to %f:

printf("t=%d j=%f k=%f h=%f",t,j,k,h);

Jul 28 '07 #2

jacob navia

ns*****@gmail.c om wrote:

Hi,
Converting a double to int by doing h=(int)(j)in the below code
doesn't give the expected result. I'm trying to create 32 random
numbers from 1 to 36. So as you see in the output, I get f.ex. in the
first line j=10.000000 but converted to int is equals h=1103175862
???? what gives? please help, I have a headache now, I read the faq it
doesn't help :-(
Cheers and thanks!,
Tobias

/* SESSIONID_LENGT H = 32 */
int i,t,h;
double j,k,l;

for(t=0; t<SESSIONID_LEN GTH; ++t) {
k = rand();
l = RAND_MAX;
j = ( k / l ) * 36;
j = abs(j)+1;
h = (int)(j);
#ifdef DEBUG
printf("t=%d j=%f k=%d h=%d",t,j,k,h);
printf("\n");
#endif
}

When I compile under lcc-win32 I obtain:
d:\lcc\mc68\tes t>lc trand.c
Warning trand.c: 18 printf argument mismatch for format d. Expected int
got double
0 errors, 1 warning

Change the printf format and recompile.

jacob

Jul 28 '07 #3

Tim Prince

ns*****@gmail.c om wrote:

Hi,
Converting a double to int by doing h=(int)(j)in the below code
doesn't give the expected result. I'm trying to create 32 random
numbers from 1 to 36. So as you see in the output, I get f.ex. in the
first line j=10.000000 but converted to int is equals h=1103175862
???? what gives? please help, I have a headache now, I read the faq it
doesn't help :-(
Cheers and thanks!,
Tobias

/* SESSIONID_LENGT H = 32 */
int i,t,h;
double j,k,l;

for(t=0; t<SESSIONID_LEN GTH; ++t) {
k = rand();
l = RAND_MAX;
j = ( k / l ) * 36;
j = abs(j)+1;
h = (int)(j);
#ifdef DEBUG
printf("t=%d j=%f k=%d h=%d",t,j,k,h);
printf("\n");
#endif
}

Outputs:
t=0 j=10.000000 k=-2113929216 h=1103175862
t=1 j=33.000000 k=-1807745024 h=1105006335
t=2 j=8.000000 k=1358954496 h=1102651077
t=3 j=5.000000 k=-1560281088 h=1102130931
t=4 j=23.000000 k=1132462080 h=1104436416
t=5 j=36.000000 k=-444596224 h=1105187835
t=6 j=15.000000 k=746586112 h=1103685495
t=7 j=26.000000 k=1702887424 h=1104606873
t=8 j=18.000000 k=1308622848 h=1104051639
t=9 j=17.000000 k=1602224128 h=1104022361
t=10 j=15.000000 k=-452984832 h=1103710345
t=11 j=1.000000 k=1610612736 h=1097455182
t=12 j=2.000000 k=0 h=1100513581
t=13 j=13.000000 k=1593835520 h=1103471617
t=14 j=36.000000 k=209715200 h=1105179076
t=15 j=29.000000 k=1006632960 h=1104771106
t=16 j=16.000000 k=-1795162112 h=1103811038
t=17 j=30.000000 k=692060160 h=1104803125
t=18 j=8.000000 k=2030043136 h=1102713577
t=19 j=22.000000 k=-29360128 h=1104351131
t=20 j=10.000000 k=1526726656 h=1103155560
t=21 j=25.000000 k=910163968 h=1104551646
t=22 j=7.000000 k=-469762048 h=1102595806
t=23 j=22.000000 k=1937768448 h=1104341221
t=24 j=22.000000 k=-1891631104 h=1104326173
t=25 j=9.000000 k=-1543503872 h=1102952931
t=26 j=27.000000 k=1761607680 h=1104646387
t=27 j=19.000000 k=1140850688 h=1104153565
t=28 j=17.000000 k=-612368384 h=1103948406
t=29 j=35.000000 k=-1153433600 h=1105106370
t=30 j=19.000000 k=1933574144 h=1104187859
t=31 j=26.000000 k=-1363148800 h=1104610710

Who is to guess what you are doing, if you don't post compilable C code?
For example, if you were writing C, you would not only make a function
of this, and include standard headers, but you would use printf formats
which agree with the data types. Any C compiler would have at least
optional diagnostics, which you should read. If you used printf() in a
normal way, you could not get the results you show. There must be
several relevant topics in the FAQ, but you don't reveal which you
considered.

Jul 28 '07 #4

William Hughes

On Jul 28, 5:45 pm, regis <re...@dil.un iv-mrs.frwrote:

nsa....@gmail.c om wrote:
Hi,
Converting a double to int by doing h=(int)(j)in the below code
doesn't give the expected result. I'm trying to create 32 random
numbers from 1 to 36. So as you see in the output, I get f.ex. in the
first line j=10.000000 but converted to int is equals h=1103175862
???? what gives? please help, I have a headache now, I read the faq it
doesn't help :-(
Cheers and thanks!,
Tobias

/* SESSIONID_LENGT H = 32 */
int i,t,h;
double j,k,l;

for(t=0; t<SESSIONID_LEN GTH; ++t) {
k = rand();
l = RAND_MAX;
j = ( k / l ) * 36;
j = abs(j)+1;
h = (int)(j);

#ifdef DEBUG
printf("t=%d j=%f k=%d h=%d",t,j,k,h);
printf("\n");
#endif
}

k and h are double, so either cast them to int in printf:

printf("t=%d j=%f k=%d h=%d",t,j,(int) k,(int)h);

or change the last two %d to %f:

printf("t=%d j=%f k=%f h=%f",t,j,k,h);

note k is a double, but h is an int. The original format is wrong
for k, but right for h. However, it looks like
both k and h are not being correctly output.
Since the format specifier for k is wrong, it makes
sense that k is not printing correctly, but why is
h not printing correctly.

In general there is no way to know. Once you get
one format specifier wrong you invoke undefined behaviour and
anything can happen.

At a guess the arguments are put in a stack byte by byte
the number of bytes to put is determined by the type
of the argument and the number of bytes to use is determined by the
format
specifier. In this case k is a double, so 8 bytes
are put on the array, however the format specifier is int
so only four bytes are used when k is printed. When h is printed
you get the next four bytes of k, rather than the four bytes
of h. Of course this is only a guess, something else entirely
may be happening, and the 8 and 4 bytes, while common, are hardly
universal. Still, we have one plausible scenario

Try fixing the format specifier and recompiling.
(Worked for me)

Your compiler may be able to warn you about this type of problem.
With gcc 3.2.2 using gcc - Wall gives the warning

int format, double arg (arg 4)

- William Hughes

Jul 28 '07 #5

regis

William Hughes wrote:

On Jul 28, 5:45 pm, regis <re...@dil.un iv-mrs.frwrote:
>>nsa....@gmail .com wrote:

>>>Converting a double to int by doing h=(int)(j)in the below code
doesn't give the expected result. I'm trying to create 32 random
numbers from 1 to 36. So as you see in the output, I get f.ex. in the
first line j=10.000000 but converted to int is equals h=1103175862
???? what gives? please help, I have a headache now, I read the faq it
doesn't help :-(
Cheers and thanks!,
Tobias

>> /* SESSIONID_LENGT H = 32 */
int i,t,h;
double j,k,l;

>> for(t=0; t<SESSIONID_LEN GTH; ++t) {
k = rand();
l = RAND_MAX;
j = ( k / l ) * 36;
j = abs(j)+1;
h = (int)(j);

>> #ifdef DEBUG
printf("t=%d j=%f k=%d h=%d",t,j,k,h);
printf("\n");
#endif
}

k and h are double, so either cast them to int in printf:
printf("t=%d j=%f k=%d h=%d",t,j,(int) k,(int)h);
or change the last two %d to %f:
printf("t=%d j=%f k=%f h=%f",t,j,k,h);

note k is a double, but h is an int. The original format is wrong
for k, but right for h.

oups!

Jul 28 '07 #6

Martin Ambuhl

ns*****@gmail.c om wrote:

Hi,
Converting a double to int by doing h=(int)(j)in the below code
doesn't give the expected result. I'm trying to create 32 random
numbers from 1 to 36. So as you see in the output, I get f.ex. in the
first line j=10.000000 but converted to int is equals h=1103175862
???? what gives? please help, I have a headache now, I read the faq it
doesn't help :-(

#include <stdio.h /* mha: added, needed for printf */
#include <stdlib.h /* mha: added, needed for rand() */
#define SESSIONID_LENGT H 32 /* mha: needed to make compilable code */
#define DEBUG /* mha: added to active printf's */

/* mha: added main, needed to have a program at all */
int main(void)
{
int t, h; /* mha: removed unused variable i */
double j, k, l;

for (t = 0; t < SESSIONID_LENGT H; ++t) {
k = rand();
l = RAND_MAX;
j = (k / l) * 36;
j = abs(j) + 1;
h = j; /* mha: Removed unneeded cast.
Unnecessary casts should not appear
in your code. */
#if 0
/* mha: the above 5 lines are better replaced with */
h = 1 + 36. * rand() / (RAND_MAX + 1.);
#endif
#ifdef DEBUG
/* mha: fixed format "%d" for k, which is a double */
printf("t=%d j=%g k=%g h=%d", t, j, k, h);
printf("\n");
#endif
}
return 0; /* mha: added. Needed for C89, a good
idea for C99 */
}

Cheers and thanks!,
Tobias

/* SESSIONID_LENGT H = 32 */
int i,t,h;
double j,k,l;

for(t=0; t<SESSIONID_LEN GTH; ++t) {
k = rand();
l = RAND_MAX;
j = ( k / l ) * 36;
j = abs(j)+1;
h = (int)(j);
#ifdef DEBUG
printf("t=%d j=%f k=%d h=%d",t,j,k,h);
printf("\n");
#endif
}

Outputs:
t=0 j=10.000000 k=-2113929216 h=1103175862
t=1 j=33.000000 k=-1807745024 h=1105006335
t=2 j=8.000000 k=1358954496 h=1102651077
t=3 j=5.000000 k=-1560281088 h=1102130931
t=4 j=23.000000 k=1132462080 h=1104436416
t=5 j=36.000000 k=-444596224 h=1105187835
t=6 j=15.000000 k=746586112 h=1103685495
t=7 j=26.000000 k=1702887424 h=1104606873
t=8 j=18.000000 k=1308622848 h=1104051639
t=9 j=17.000000 k=1602224128 h=1104022361
t=10 j=15.000000 k=-452984832 h=1103710345
t=11 j=1.000000 k=1610612736 h=1097455182
t=12 j=2.000000 k=0 h=1100513581
t=13 j=13.000000 k=1593835520 h=1103471617
t=14 j=36.000000 k=209715200 h=1105179076
t=15 j=29.000000 k=1006632960 h=1104771106
t=16 j=16.000000 k=-1795162112 h=1103811038
t=17 j=30.000000 k=692060160 h=1104803125
t=18 j=8.000000 k=2030043136 h=1102713577
t=19 j=22.000000 k=-29360128 h=1104351131
t=20 j=10.000000 k=1526726656 h=1103155560
t=21 j=25.000000 k=910163968 h=1104551646
t=22 j=7.000000 k=-469762048 h=1102595806
t=23 j=22.000000 k=1937768448 h=1104341221
t=24 j=22.000000 k=-1891631104 h=1104326173
t=25 j=9.000000 k=-1543503872 h=1102952931
t=26 j=27.000000 k=1761607680 h=1104646387
t=27 j=19.000000 k=1140850688 h=1104153565
t=28 j=17.000000 k=-612368384 h=1103948406
t=29 j=35.000000 k=-1153433600 h=1105106370
t=30 j=19.000000 k=1933574144 h=1104187859
t=31 j=26.000000 k=-1363148800 h=1104610710

Jul 28 '07 #7

Martin Ambuhl

regis wrote:

ns*****@gmail.c om wrote:
>Hi,
Converting a double to int by doing h=(int)(j)in the below code
doesn't give the expected result. I'm trying to create 32 random
numbers from 1 to 36. So as you see in the output, I get f.ex. in the
first line j=10.000000 but converted to int is equals h=1103175862
???? what gives? please help, I have a headache now, I read the faq it
doesn't help :-(
Cheers and thanks!,
Tobias

/* SESSIONID_LENGT H = 32 */
int i,t,h;
double j,k,l;

for(t=0; t<SESSIONID_LEN GTH; ++t) {
k = rand();
l = RAND_MAX;
j = ( k / l ) * 36;
j = abs(j)+1;
h = (int)(j);

#ifdef DEBUG
printf("t=%d j=%f k=%d h=%d",t,j,k,h);
printf("\n");
#endif
}

k and h are double, so either cast them to int in printf:

h is not a double. Using the wrong specifier for k caused printf not to
be able to find h where it was promised to be:

>
printf("t=%d j=%f k=%d h=%d",t,j,(int) k,(int)h);

^^^
useless cast

>
or change the last two %d to %f:

printf("t=%d j=%f k=%f h=%f",t,j,k,h);

^^
incorrect specifier

Jul 28 '07 #8

nsa.usa

On Jul 28, 11:45 pm, regis <re...@dil.un iv-mrs.frwrote:

k and h are double, so either cast them to int in printf:

printf("t=%d j=%f k=%d h=%d",t,j,(int) k,(int)h);

or change the last two %d to %f:

printf("t=%d j=%f k=%f h=%f",t,j,k,h);

Hey thanks! h is an int so I still don't understand why i have to cast
it?? but if I cast both k and h then it works, if I cast only h then
it does not work (somehow k interferes with h?).

Anyway I got it now so thanks.
Tobias

Jul 28 '07 #9

regis

ns*****@gmail.c om wrote:

On Jul 28, 11:45 pm, regis <re...@dil.un iv-mrs.frwrote:

>k and h are double, so either cast them to int in printf:

printf("t=%d j=%f k=%d h=%d",t,j,(int) k,(int)h);

or change the last two %d to %f:

printf("t=%d j=%f k=%f h=%f",t,j,k,h);

Hey thanks! h is an int so I still don't understand why i have to cast
it??

you don't have to.
my mistake, I saw h as a double.

but if I cast both k and h then it works, if I cast only h then
it does not work (somehow k interferes with h?).

yes, because printf is a variadic function.
If you want to understand why k interferes with h,
see Willian Hughes's post.
He answers your question, but replied to me...

Jul 29 '07 #10

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I have .net C# application in which I am extracting data from word file and save it in database particularly. To store word all data as it is I am converting the whole word file firstly in HTML and then checking html paragraph one by one. At the time of converting from word file to html my equations which are in the word document file was convert into image. Globals.ThisAddIn.Application.ActiveDocument.Select();...

C# / C Sharp

4607

Trying to create a lan-to-lan vpn between two differents networks

by: TSSRALBI | last post by:

Hello I'm a network technician in training and I need your help. I am currently learning how to create and manage the different types of VPNs and I have a question about LAN-to-LAN VPNs. The last exercise I practiced was to create a LAN-to-LAN VPN between two Pfsense firewalls, by using IPSEC protocols. I succeeded, with both firewalls in the same network. But I'm wondering if it's possible to do the same thing, with 2 Pfsense firewalls...

Networking - Hardware / Configuration

3315

transfer the data from one system to another through ip address

by: 6302768590 | last post by:

Hai team i want code for transfer the data from one system to another through IP address by using C# our system has to for every 5mins then we have to update the data what the data is updated we have to send another system

C# / C Sharp

2787

How to add payments to a PHP MySQL app.

by: muto222 | last post by:

How can i add a mobile payment intergratation into php mysql website.

PHP