Bruno Krayenbuhl wrote / napísal(a):
I have absolutely no idea of how the compiler does translate Currency
constant to code, sorry.
May be it uses the FPU when translating from String representation to
assembler value, but I have absolutely no idea where that would be
done in the compiler.
Anyway, it may be possible that the compiler uses StrToCurr or
something similar.
var cAsString:string;
.
.
cAsString:=CurrToStr(c);
c:=StrToCurr(cAsString). { <== Check after here on W98 / XP and look
for differences on value c. That uses an FPU instruction fistpll that
look as causing
For :
c:=strtocurr('92233720368547');
writeln(c); // here I get CORRECT result: 9.223372036854700000E+13
But as I wrote:
c:=92233720368547;
writeln(c); // here I get INCORRECT result: 9.223372036854699520E+13
But as I wrote it is not a problem of displaying currency value, it is
problem that currency variable realy contains incorrect number, which is
then correctly displayed ... ;-(
-Laco.
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