Branch:
refs/heads/smoke-me/jkeenan/sisyphus/gh-9338-positive-subnormals-20260820
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Commit: 9ded8b4521c9591f2725b5aecc7cb7d6105e3ba9
https://github.com/Perl/perl5/commit/9ded8b4521c9591f2725b5aecc7cb7d6105e3ba9
Author: Sisyphus <[email protected]>
Date: 2026-08-22 (Sat, 22 Aug 2026)
Changed paths:
M t/op/arith2.t
Log Message:
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Check that positive subnormals are not constant-folded to zero
If nvtype is either double, DoubleDouble, or 80-bit extended precision long
double, it checks the smallest possible positive value (aka DENORM_MIN). Else,
(IEEE 754 long double or __float128), it checks a subnormal that's larger than
DENORM_MIN. (It could easily be extended to cover DENORM_MIN for all nvtypes.)
Contributed by Sisyphus in GH #9388.
Committer: arith2.t: Accommodate variable number of tests run
When compiled with -Dusequadmath, one more element is added to @v in the
'unless' block starting at line 72. Hence, don't specify number of
tests exactly; allow flexibility.
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