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[Mios∞ft]

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debugPrint("%g,%g\n",(((((float)(g_DefaultPad.sLThumbX+32767)/32767.0f)*100.0f)-100.0f)/100.0f)*255.0f,(((((float)(g_DefaultPad.sLThumbY+32767)/32767.0f)*100.0f)-100.0f)/100.0f)*255.0f);

Works,

However A VERY simple thing such as this show only extreme values   :

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debugPrint("%d,%d\n",(int)(((((float)(g_DefaultPad.sLThumbX+32767)/32767.0f)*100.0f)-100.0f)/100.0f)*255.0f,(int)(((((float)(g_DefaultPad.sLThumbY+32767)/32767.0f)*100.0f)-100.0f)/100.0f)*255.0f);

Something wrong with FPU unit?

[Mios∞ft]

CODE

sprintf("%.0f,%.0f",valx,valy);

 

[obcd]

Hi,

(int) is not really converting the floats. It is just telling the compiler to interpret them as integers.
Since integers and floating point numbers are stored on a totally different way, it is normal you get a strange result.
Casting is more a way to override the parameter check of a function, so it should be used carefully.

regards.