c++ how to get “one digit exponent” with printf

Question

Is there a way to print in scientific notation less than 3 places for exponent part of number? The 6.1 formatting doesn\'t affect exponent but only the number part:

Answer 1

I found Zach's answer to be the fastest and simplest method and is also applicable to any OS. I did find that two modifications were needed on the "base =" line for it to work for all numbers. (Otherwise nan's when exponent is negative in cygwin). The extra print statement is just for patran neutral file compatibility. I would have upvoted his answer, but I just started on stackexchange so I don't have sufficient "reputation".

void PrintScientific(double d)
{
   int exponent  = (int)floor(log10( fabs(d)));  // This will round down the exponent
   double base      = (d * pow(10.0,  -1*exponent));

if(abs(exponent)<10)
    printf("%13.9lfE%+01d", base, exponent);
else
    printf("%12.9lfE%+01d", base, exponent);
}