atof()
returns a double, which results in a warning when I assign it to a float-value (and yes, I definitively have to use float).
So my question: is there a atof()
-variant available which returns a plain float? Or do I have to solve this by a cast - which would be a pity because it wastes resources for creating a double which will be thrown away immediately.
Use strtof
instead, it will return a float.