Does the kernel supports floating point operations?

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Hi,
   As my subject says, is that supported? I am writing
a kernel module which extensively uses floating point
operations. One of the books I went through, mentioned
that all C types are supported in kernel. But which
format character is used to print those floting point
values. When I use %f in printk(), it is printing %f
as it as on the screen.
  Can anyone suggest me a way?

Thanks a lot,
Dileep.     


		
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