.data
temp real4 ?
fmtStr byte 'Result is: %d', 10, 0
fmtStr2 byte 'Result is: %f', 10, 0
i real4 ?
.code
printFloat proc
sub rsp, 20h
movsd xmm1, [temp]
lea rcx, fmtStr2
call printf
add rsp, 20h;
ret
printFloat endp
Result is always 0.0000000. How i can get value real4 like 5.3434
There are some bugs here.
temp is a real4 but it should be a real8, or it can stay a real4 but then we need to convert it to a double to pass it to printf (varargs functions don't accept floats, they have to be double).
The floating point argument also has to be copied in the corresponding integer argument, so rdx in this case.
Also, 20h is the wrong thing to subtract from rsp, it will leave the stack unaligned and printf may not like that (it didn't like that on my system). If you have that here, you may have it in other functions too, and some combinations would accidentally result in a correct alignment anyway but for the wrong reason.
The code you showed never assigned a non-zero to temp but I assume you did that elsewhere.
This code worked for me:
.data
temp real8 5.4321
fmtStr2 byte 'Result is: %f', 10, 0
.code
extrn printf : proc
printFloat proc
sub rsp, 28h
movsd xmm1, [temp]
mov rdx, [temp]
lea rcx, fmtStr2
call printf
add rsp, 28h
ret
printFloat endp
end