s/dtoa/g_fmt/ in my response.
Oh, also, on msvc 2003 I set the following preprocessor
stuff:
#define IEEE_8087 1
#pragma optimize ("p",on) // improve floating
point consistency,
yay, needed to actually work in my stochastic testing
#pragma warning (disable:4554) // '>>' : check
operator precedence for
possible error; use parentheses to clarify precedence
#pragma warning (disable:4018) // '<=' : signed/unsigned
mismatch
#pragma warning (disable:4102) // 'trimzeros' : unreferenced
label
#pragma warning (disable:4706) // assignment within
conditional expression
Chris
Chris Hecker wrote:
> You use Gay's strtod and g_fmt from those files. The
dtoa only needs a
> char buf[32] as well, so you don't need to allocate.
>
> Chris
>
>
> INADA Naoki wrote:
>>> I'll make patch and send here again with netlib
fp.
>> Oops! Netlib have a ftoa() but no atof().
>>
>> Python works fine about float as below. I'll try
importing from python.
>> Python's code is released under GPL-compatible
license.
>>
>> In [1]: from struct import unpack
>> In [2]: d = unpack('>d',
'x00x0f'+'xff'*6)[0]
>> In [4]: repr(d)
>> Out[4]: '2.2250738585072009e-308'
>> In [5]: float(repr(d)) == d
>> Out[5]: True
>>
>>
>>
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