On 19 Oct 2009, at 17:04, Bart wrote:
Could you comment on my opinion that in case of a floating point
divide by zero error an EZeroDivide should be raised (or no exception
at all depending on the FPU exception mask) and only in case of
integer divide by zero (div operation) an EDivByZero should be raised?
This was my original question and no one seems to have an opinion on
that.
I don't have an opinion on that either. I'm not sure how it would be
technically possible with our current setup, as SysUtils intercepts
run time errors and then converts these into exceptions based on their
number. Since all divide-by-zero run time errors are 200, there's no
way for sysutils to differentiate between the two at this time (which
is probably the reason why it always raises EDivByZero).
Jonas
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