> We are now several decades later, but for compatibility reasons the FPU
on the x86 processors still uses the same logic. It is possible to get the
exception at the place
> where it happened by inserting fwait instructions after every fpu
operation. Those tell the cpu to stop executing until the F
On 25 Mar 2013, at 01:55, Xiangrong Fang wrote:
Why the "External: SIGFPE" error not reported on the line it was
generated?
e.g. In the following code:
1: if SomeCondition then begin
2: Y := exp(Y);
3: end;
4: d := Data[X];
The SIGFPE is generated on line 2, because Y is too big. But whil
Hi,
Why the "External: SIGFPE" error not reported on the line it was generated?
e.g. In the following code:
1: if SomeCondition then begin
2: Y := exp(Y);
3: end;
4: d := Data[X];
The SIGFPE is generated on line 2, because Y is too big. But while the
program is running in IDE, it told me that
