on my system # radioctl frequency=99.3 frequency: 99.25MHz -> 99.25MHz Not a big deal, but frequencies of 99.3 being interpreted as slightly lower at 99.25 is not ideal for some applications This happens for other floats ending in '.3', '.1', etc
I tracked this down in radioctl.c to the function str_to_int(): if (optval == OPTION_FREQUENCY) val = (int)(1000 * atof(str)) with the str="99.3", the integer val generated is 99299 because of integer truncation with the cast a version that generates more expected values for me is something like: val = lrint(1000*strtod(str, NULL)); at the cost of lrint() requiring the <math.h> header, and math library and strtod() instead of the (deprecated) atof() just FYI if someone wanted to update it
