Grant Edwards wrote: > I often foget how old Python is. Still, I've been using IEEE > floating point in C programs (and depending on the proper > production and handling of infinities and NaNs) for more than > 20 years now. I had thought that Python might have caught up.
As should be clear by now, it hasn't. What made you think it would have? As Tim says, there are very strong reasons why Python *doesn't* support IEEE 754, the primary one being lack of contributors that improve it. I, for example, care much more about integer arithmetic than floating point. Regards, Martin -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
