Re: scanf doesn't work

[Leonitis <rubixqb at gmail dot com>]

Thanks for the suggestion.

I can't really put in the time for doing that as my work is related to
something else. I want to use scanf() to conduct tests on the ARM processor.

However, floating point computations are performed correctly. If I set
float a = -3.5;
then it gets registered properly as a negative. I'm not sure that this is a
problem with the floating point processing.

On a side note, is it not enough to select "soft float" in the configuration
to avoid the wasted hardware interrupts to the "extinct" FPU?

Back to the problem, how could I approach isolating this bug, if it is
indeed a problem with scanf() (or is it almost certainly not to do with
scanf)?

Thanks! 

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