Re: float and random number generator

[Mike DeKoker <mdekoker@xxxxxxxxx>]

All other issues notwithstanding, you might want to
cast one of those ints to a float if you want an
actual floating point result. Of course you may have
left that out for brevity and if so, sorry to bother
you.

MD


--- aksingh@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
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> 
> 
> 
> Hi,
> 
>   So I can use a float in kernel modules right, if i
> use an expression,
> 
> float some_float=some_int * some_int/some_int;,
> 
> it isnt a problem, correct ???
> 
> thanks
> Amit
> 
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