This behaviour has been noticed indirectly by John Benediktsson who told me
that "3.5 next-prime" was causing an "out of memory" error.
On Linux/64 bits:
( scratchpad ) 3.5 1 bitand 1 number=
No suitable arithmetic method
left 3.5
right 1.0
generic bitand
Type :help for debugging help.
( scratchpad ) \ odd? see
IN: math
: odd? ( n -- ? ) 1 bitand 1 number= ; inline
( scratchpad ) 3.5 odd?
--- Data stack:
t
( scratchpad ) 3.5 next-odd
Out of memory
Why is odd? accepting a non-integer argument while it should raise an
exception?
Sam
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