USING a NaN is not an error. The result is undefined (sc whatever the
hardware produces). CREATING a NaN is an error.
_. = 4
0
_. + 4
_.
_ % _
|NaN error
| _ %_
1 +. _. is not a Boolean operation. It's calculating the LCM.
NANTEST calls the OS to see if any NaN-creating operations have been
performed since the most recent NAN0.
Henry Rich
On 5/6/2022 2:35 PM, Raul Miller wrote:
Hmm... actually, there's a bunch of tests like this already there,
with comments that NaN errors are treated as zeros in this context.
Which suggests that I was wrong about what the fix should be.
I'll shut up now...
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