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long doubles
hey there,
i've been trrying to calculate the first 10000 fibonacci numbers using a long double. weird thing is that from a certain value it returns Inf. i'm declaring the vars as long double var; and printing them to a file using: fprintf(filepointer, "%.0Ld\n", var); am i doing something wrong? do i have to activate some special support for long doubles (using FreeBSD)? or compile it in a different way? thx in advance |
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