Hi Chandu,
Everybody new to rtl asks this question. You can probably find some
answers by searching the email archives. You either have to build your own
or use a library from someone else, or use a fifo to go to user space and
print it out there. That seems to work really well for me, so I never try
printing floats from the kernel module. After your program gets more
mature, you'll see how easy it is to use fifos and just print things from
the user space program.
Hope this helps.
Oliver
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I am not able to print the floating variable in my FIFO handler waht
might be the problem.
i am using rtl_printf("%f" , Floatvariable);
Thanks
chandu
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HI
alll
How to print floating point data using rtl_printf().
what format sting i have to use for this???
Thanks
chandu
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