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Subject: Re: Overloading procedures with Float and Long_Float types
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Luke Guest wrote:
> Hmmm, I thought that it had type float and double when 1.0lf? I *always* use
> 1.0f or 1.0lf depending on my needs anyway.

Unadorned floating literals have type double. Suffix f makes them float,
and suffix l makes them long double. There is no lf suffix.