Walter Bright wrote:
Don wrote:
I had a further look at this. The compiler *is* creating doubles and
floats as signalling NaNs. Turns out, that there are slight
differences between processors in the way they treat signalling NaNs,
especially between Intel vs AMD. Intel Core2 triggers SNANs
On 12/11/09 06:49, Jeremie Pelletier wrote:
I just posted a progress update on the Code Poet web page along with
screen shots of the revamped GUI. Let me know what you think!
http://codepoet.sourceforge.net/
Jeremie
Looks nice, but I like the tabs in the first image better:
Jacob Carlborg wrote:
On 12/11/09 06:49, Jeremie Pelletier wrote:
I just posted a progress update on the Code Poet web page along with
screen shots of the revamped GUI. Let me know what you think!
http://codepoet.sourceforge.net/
Jeremie
Looks nice, but I like the tabs in the first image
Op Fri, 11 Dec 2009 16:37:47 +0100 schreef Jeremie Pelletier
jerem...@gmail.com:
You're quite right, I'll look into it and make a light-on-dark color
theme for it.
That would be awesome.
Hello Walter,
How do we fix the CPU? ;-)
I was thinking 220VAC might help!
That one way to be totally sure what is wrong with your CPU.
Walter Bright wrote:
Don wrote:
Yeah. Actually the CPU problem is an accepts-invalid bug. It worked on
my Pentium M, but it shouldn't have.
The problem is what DMD does to the uninitialized assignments.
float x;
gets changed into
float x = double.snan;
and is implemented with
fld
