Damien wrote:
> is not a D bug
I cannot reproduce your problem.
Giving 10^38 and 10 as parameters the "lol" is output correctly.
-manfred
I have more information.
While doing some more experiment, I noticed that at some point a
floating-point exception was thrown.
In the documentation, it says that floating-point exception are
disabled by default. It further says that have floating-point
exception enabled would disable the sett
Hi everyone,
I am new to the D programming language and decided to use it for
simple assignment. The idea is to compute the product of an
arbitrary number of numbers and print the result in a specific
way. The program needs to handle underflow/overflow, thus I
decided to use ieeeFlags. The pr
