Hey, just curious. Is atof() a C++ only function or will it work in standard C?
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Jump to PostHave you checked a C reference? We're generally miffed when people ask questions that are easy to look up.
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http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/
as you can see, atof() is part of the <stdlib.h>.in C++ this library is called <cstdlib>
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