Problems with PI
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So I've got a DirectX Project that rotates some polys around. My problem is that I get compile errors saying
PIis an undeclared indentifier. I've got the#include cmathstatement ( BTW anyone know how to get the <> brackets to show up in code statements? ) and if I hover the cursor over aPIanywhere I get a tooltip "#define PI 3.14159...." Any idea what the problem is? The question "Do computers think?" is the same as "Can submarines swim?" DragonFire Software Jeryth -
So I've got a DirectX Project that rotates some polys around. My problem is that I get compile errors saying
PIis an undeclared indentifier. I've got the#include cmathstatement ( BTW anyone know how to get the <> brackets to show up in code statements? ) and if I hover the cursor over aPIanywhere I get a tooltip "#define PI 3.14159...." Any idea what the problem is? The question "Do computers think?" is the same as "Can submarines swim?" DragonFire Software JerythNot sure why your code won't compile. However, how about using this expression for defining pi? const double PI = 4 * atan(1.0); Kevin
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Not sure why your code won't compile. However, how about using this expression for defining pi? const double PI = 4 * atan(1.0); Kevin
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