[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Carl R. Witty) writes: > Fergus that this behavior is undesirable and should be avoided for > Haskell, unless a flag like "-funsafe-fast-math" is provided. > > double inverse(double val) { > if (val == 0) { > printf("Oops! divided by zero\n"); > abort(); > } else { > return 1/val; > } Do you mean "val == 0.0" and "1.0/val"? Cheers, Julian.
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