ORT etc.
> to do direct port io. I want to port a little program
> (MPMAN) which can upload files to a MP3 player.
>
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cture? Comments? I'm just playing with this stuff a
> bit myself right now and will say more once I actually know more about
> it.
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niteness range check is there only to work around the MSVC NaN bug
+ and is not needed on correctly-behaving platforms such as the Mac. On a
+ correctly implemented platform the following is sufficient:
+
+ #define JSDOUBLE_IS_INT(d, i) (((d) == (i = (jsint)(d))) &&
+ !JSDOUBLE_IS_
re one with fpsetmask(). :(
Of course, an option would be to add a check for the floating point part
in Martin's suggested c function, but that would add a lot of overhead
which the responsible people for this code won't accept since
JSDOUBLE_IS_INT is a frequently used macro. If anyone got
issue for me is still one of standards conformance. Regardless of
> how helpful enabled FP traps may be, on occasion, for certain programs
> and/or certain programmers, the IEEE 754 standard is pretty darn clear
> and unambiguous regarding what the default setting should be, i.e. all
> t
for me asking about this is a FreeBSD-specific bug in
Mozilla (that needs help from someone who knows this):
http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9967
Feel free to check it out.
/Markus
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ving... a few eons ago... this was something that a lot of implementa-
> tions did seem to screw up Many compiler/library/OS combinations
> would invoke main() with one or more of the IEEE FP exceptions set to
> cause a trap/signal (in violation of IEEE 754).
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