Paolo Bonzini wrote:
I think Java handles it OK for floats. I.e. Tests for positive
infinity and negative infinity etc.
I don't think Java handles it for integer maths.
Java integer math is mandated to have wrap-around semantics. So you can
do something like
if ((b^c) > 0 && (a^c) < 0 && (a^b) < 0)
overflow
yes, and naturally in typical Java code, we see every integer
addition that might overflow protected in this way :-) :-)
Of course in C you can do the same, you just have to cast to
unsigned if you are using signed int.
Paolo
