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From:	manfred DOT heumann AT uni-bielefeld DOT de (Manni Heumann)
Subject:	Re: Here's the code for getpixel problem
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In article <63gN2.58$ix1 DOT 35635 AT newse3 DOT tampabay DOT rr DOT com>, jayjohnson AT rocketmail DOT com (Jay Johnson) wrote:
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>The program compiles and runs but it does not produce the 
>expected results.
>
>I expected to get a value of 6 from the getpixel call.
>Where have I gone wrong?
>
..
here!

>float temp;


>putpixel(buffer, 0, 0, 6);     /*put a pixel on 0,0 and color it 6(white)*/
>temp=getpixel(buffer, 0, 0);   /*read the 0,0 pixel and store in temp*/
>sprintf(textbuf, "getpixel:%d", temp); /*put the temp value into a string*/

You used a float where an int should have been used. Compile with warnings 
enabled (-Wall), and gcc will give you a warning when try to pass the float, 
while using a "%d" format.



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