ee what was changed.
Thanks,
Andi
Sure.
http://www.whiffen.net/phprounding/math.udiff
http://www.whiffen.net/phprounding/formatted_print.udiff
http://www.whiffen.net/phprounding/zend_operators.udiff
At 02:19 PM 7/23/2004 +0300, George Whiffen wrote:
For the record, herewith:
- definitive (?) list of php&#x
t could lead to some weird compatibility
problems with older version) but I wouldn't advise people who really,
really have to rely on their numbers to be correct to use floats anyway.
George Whiffen wrote:
> Exactly my point. When coding php you need floating point you can
> tru
Christian Schneider wrote:
George Whiffen wrote:
As you either already know or could reasonably guess, my personal
view is that simple, consistent, exact decimal arithmetic is highly
desirable for any development tool intended for either
novices or commercial use.
I use BCMath for critical
already know or could reasonably guess, my personal
view is that simple, consistent, exact decimal arithmetic is
highly desirable for any development tool intended for either
novices or commercial use.
The fact that C does not offer decimal arithmetic is unsurprising
given its pedigree and key application areas. The fact that other
Open-Source tools such as tcl, Perl and MySQL have decimal problems
may owe to the difficulties of implementing solutions given their
code structure. The fact that php still has decimal problems given
its user base and the relative ease with which the problems can be
solved, is something I do not yet understand.
Awaiting enlightenment,
George Whiffen
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