[resolved]loss of persition error, how to tell the compiler I don't care

[vagabon]

Exactly what the subject says

[System_Error]

What's the line of code causing the error?


Is there anything after the error such as: expected double, but found int?

[CornedBee]

I suppose you mean "precision"? ("Persition" is not a word.)

I further suppose the error says "loss of precision"?

I further suppose you have code like this:

double d = 213.392;
// ...
int i = d;

Or perhaps to float. Whatever. The solution is to explicitely cast the values:

double d = 213.392;

int i = (int)d;
float f = (float)d;

[vagabon]

I'll check and see if that works when I get back on the other PC at school that has the file on it. I was doing calculations and if I stored an vareable as a double it would cause an infinate loop so I switched it to an int or a float (i think an int) and it told me that.

[CornedBee]

You compared doubles with ==. You shouldn't do that. Use < and >.