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  1. EvLer

    precision in C

    thank you for the idea! it works!
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  2. EvLer

    precision in C

    Hello everyone, I need to be able to limit(or control) precision of double datatype to 10 decimal places and not more or less. How would i do it? I can also use float or any other datatype, the issue is making precision only 10 decimal places: 0.0123456789 and this is not output...
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    • Forum: C
  3. EvLer

    arrays: "forall" vs equating them

    Hi, thanks for replying to my threads. However, i do not see a difference in my case... the arrays are of the same size and they are floats....
  4. EvLer

    arrays: "forall" vs equating them

    Hi all, so I am trying to understand Fortran and translate it into C. I came across this and don't know if there is a difference here that i need to be concerned with: within a module, there are 2 sub-routines, both have the same arguments (arrays) subroutine A(Ut, Uold) real(wp)...
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    array question

    Hi, I need to translate fortran 90 to C. I know C quite well, but fortran not really at all.... so i am learning on the fly. I came across this statement in code and not sure what exactly that means: dUdt(0:ncx, 0:ncy, 1:neq) it does not matter what the variables stand for, i just want to know...

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