> C99 has a header <fenv.h> which provides types, macros, and functions "to > provide access to the floating-point environment." > > Some Boost code in the Interval Library uses this header, or has to do > workarounds if not present. Metrowerks, GCC, and Dinkumware currently ship > the header, but many others don't. > > * Should we have a <boost/fenv.hpp> header? (Greg Chicares asked the same > question a couple of years ago but got to reply.) Is there any general > workaround for when a vendor supplied <fenv.h> isn't present? > > * Should there be a <boost/config.hpp> macro indicating <fenv.h> > availability? > > * Should we start suggesting to vendors that they supply <fenv.h>? > > Any opinions from floating point users?
Yes to all of the above IMO. John. _______________________________________________ Unsubscribe & other changes: http://lists.boost.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/boost
