[ODE] Wrong brackets in definition of dSqrt in common.h ?

[Peter Onion]

On Tue, 2005-12-13 at 16:15 -0600, Rodrigo Hernandez wrote:
> That's a function-call style cast, acording to Wikipedia 
> (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_conversion) its the C++ way of doing 
> type casting (though C style is still supported).
> 
> I am curious as to what code does the preprocessor generates for dSqrt 
> in AMD 64.
>  

Using "gcc -E" the original version gave this .....

 distance =
(((float)sqrtf(float(((posn3)[0]-(force3)[0])*((posn3)[0]-(force3)[0]) +
((posn3)[1]-(force3)[1])*((posn3)[1]-(force3)[1])
+ ((posn3)[2]-(force3)[2])*((posn3)[2]-(force3)[2])))));


My modified version produces this.....

distance =
(((float)sqrtf((float)(((posn3)[0]-(force3)[0])*((posn3)[0]-(force3)[0])
+ ((posn3)[1]-(force3)[1])*((posn3)[1]-(force3)[1]) +
((posn3)[2]-(force3)[2])*((posn3)[2]-(force3)[2])))));


I've not actually tried to run this yet as there are are other warnings
that I'm fixing in other (non-ode) bits of the code.  I require a clean
compile with "-Wall" before I try to debug code.

Peter