Thread: Has this been tried for weather forecasting?
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Unread 17 Feb 2006, 20:28   #25
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Re: Has this been tried for weather forecasting?
You're not the only one. The only possibility I can think of is that float uses a different/better rounding system - maybe it's rounding something down that was previously rounded up, or vice versa.

Beyond that and without having the C/C++ doc on me, I don't know as I can't remember the differences between the data types.
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