Re: [reSIProcate] test cases failing?
I don't recall the compilers that had issues with it. I did find this old note from an IM session with Daniel a while back:
me: for the double issue - if you place a L after the float constant (ie. 12.12L) then it passed the assert on my Ubuntu system (g++ 4.6.1) and on windows
1:45 PM but apparently it had issues on Mac, and maybe on other OS's - if we could craft an appropriate #ifdef then that might be a good solution
I don't understand what factor triggers the problem in order to craft the #ifdef
1:46 PM We could start with something reasonable and ask people to add cases to it appropriately
Byron thought it was related to the -ffast-math opt flag
with some platforms - but we didn't have success trying to change it
Scott
On Thu, Feb 28, 2013 at 10:21 AM, Alan Partis
<alpartis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Thu, 28 Feb 2013, Scott Godin wrote:
> I remember this being a compiler specific issue with float rounding.
> The stacks main use of floats is for q-value headers, so
> high precision is not an issue.
Do you know what compiler? I would be running gcc 4.6.3 (at the moment
anyway).
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