I tried out a Java benchmark, to test speed of FP - with this benchmark,
it appears to be nearly twice as fast, which is fairly impressive.
Unfortunately, the benchmark uses exp() to calculate the final result,
which makes it result wrong, as it appears to be misbehaving:
int main(void) {
printf("%f\n", exp(4));
printf("%f\n", exp(5));
printf("%f\n", exp(6));
}
34.333335
65.375003
115.000005
With calculator (or trusty BBC Basic)
54.59
148.41
403.43
I'm wondering if this is causing some other things to break more
seriously.
Peter
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