Charles McAnany Wrote:
> I noticed that one of the guarantees in TDPL is that any code that is valid
> in both C
> and D should compile with the same result.
This is almost true (there are few differences, in D fixed-size arrays are
managed by value instead of by pointer, and global floating po
Le 03/11/2011 15:39, Charles McAnany a écrit :
Hi. I noticed that one of the guarantees in TDPL is that any code that is valid
in both C
and D should compile with the same result. But I'm seeing a different behavior
here.
I'm trying to find the smallest double for which the comparison x+1/x = x
Hi. I noticed that one of the guarantees in TDPL is that any code that is valid
in both C
and D should compile with the same result. But I'm seeing a different behavior
here.
I'm trying to find the smallest double for which the comparison x+1/x = x is
true.
I take a number way too small, and a n
