Re: [swift-users] Unsupported Float80 math functions and min/max behavior with Nan

2017-05-26 Thread Alex Blewitt via swift-users
> On 26 May 2017, at 11:01, Antonino Ficarra via swift-users > wrote: > > - Why Swift continues to not support Float80 math functions? > Example: > > print("\( log( Float( 1.0 ) ) )") > print("\( log( Double( 1.0 ) ) )") > // print("\( log( Float80( 1.0 ) ) )")// don’t compile and logl

[swift-users] Unsupported Float80 math functions and min/max behavior with Nan

2017-05-26 Thread Antonino Ficarra via swift-users
- Why Swift continues to not support Float80 math functions? Example: print("\( log( Float( 1.0 ) ) )") print("\( log( Double( 1.0 ) ) )") // print("\( log( Float80( 1.0 ) ) )") // don’t compile and logl is unavailable - Why min and max continue to not act like fmin and fmax (IEEE 754 standard)?

[swift-users] Unsupported Float80 math functions and min/max behavior with Nan

2017-05-26 Thread Antonino Ficarra via swift-users
- Why Swift continues to not support Float80 math functions? Example: print("\( log( Float( 1.0 ) ) )") print("\( log( Double( 1.0 ) ) )") // print("\( log( Float80( 1.0 ) ) )") // don’t compile and logl is unavailable - Why min and max continue to not act like fmin and fmax (IEEE 754 standard)?