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Hi there, i have a problem with a pointer to a double, if i debug the following code the memory-space between two double variables is just 4 Bytes and not 8. Also i have a problem to assign the variables the maximum value that should be possible Is there a bug in the c166 compiler? Am i just too stupid? Any help would bee nice. Regards
void main (void) { //double variables double test1; double test2; //pointer to double double *ptest1; double *ptest2; //give some values test1=1; test2=2; //assign ptest1 the address of test1 ptest1=&test1; //assign ptest2 the address of test2 ptest2=&test2; //change nothing //(just do see ptest1 in debugger->watch) ptest1++; ptest1--; //change nothing //(just do see ptest2 in debugger->watch) ptest2++; ptest2--; //shows 1.#inf in debugger->watch why? //maximum should bee +-1.7E-308 to +-1.7E+308 *ptest1=((3.40E+38)+(1E+38)); //does not compile error C22 constant to big // *ptest2=-1.7E-308; while (1); //stay here }