Re: Different behavior of same code in Linux and Windows

Laurent BP <jumbo4444 -AT- yahoo.fr>
Thu, 30 Jun 2016 13:29:56 -0700 (MST)

Hi Eike,

I've got it! You were right (as always). The problem was exactly there:

When fRemainder is weak, for instance due to floating point representation
0.2 gives 0.2000...0018 in double precision and fRemainder may tend to about
1e-15, nPartialDenom cannot represent its reciprocal in 32 bits precision.
That's why 64 bits precision is required.

Correct commit is on the way. :-)

Best regards,

Laurent BP



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Different behavior of same code in Linux and Windows · Laurent BP
- Re: Different behavior of same code in Linux and Windows · Noel Grandin
  - Re: Different behavior of same code in Linux and Windows · Eike Rathke
- Re: Different behavior of same code in Linux and Windows · Eike Rathke
  - Re: Different behavior of same code in Linux and Windows · Laurent BP

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