Hi, I know this will be slightly off-topic, but at least it is related to linux-dvb as linux-dvb drivers will be the result: For our demodulators some reception-sensitive values are different for each application (devices/systems). Clever heads are calculating those values while doing exhaustive tests. By default those values are non-decimal. As we all know, float calculations are not allowed at kernel level, that's why the values are rounded all the time before making it into the driver. My question is: Is it save to assume, that all compilers calculate the following assignment at compile time? int value = 0.523 * 65535; Presuming it is true, would kernel guys accept such a thing: using floats for compile time constants? Thanks in advance for any advice, Patrick. -- Mail: patrick.boettcher@xxxxxxx WWW: http://www.wi-bw.tfh-wildau.de/~pboettch/
