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Hello,

I think I've found a bug.

I'm using gcc 2.7.2 on LINUX and on Solaris.

Here is my testprogramm:

/* --------------------------------------------------- */
#include <stdio.h>

void main()
{
  double input = 2.01; /* also with 4.02, 8.04, 16.08, ... */
  int result = 0.0;

  input = input * 100.0;
  result = input;
  printf("(Input * 100.0) is: %f,   Result is: %d \n", input, result);
}

/* ---------------------------------------------------- */

What I suppose from this program is, that it should give
me the result of 201. But actually I get a result of 200.
This happens also with 4.02 (401), 8.04 (803) and so on.
This also happens, if the value is negative or only the half 
of 2.01 (1.005 but then you have to multiply with 1000.0).

This will NOT happen if you make 'input' a float variable.

I tried nearly all different compiler switches, but I couldn't
get rid of this problem.

My opinion is, that this is a problem of the compiler, isn't it?

Please mail me your opinion.

regards

Bernd Fehling           EMAIL: befehl@ub.uni-bielefeld.de