The ISO C 23 annex F also specifies functions for ordering numbers
according to their absolute value:
totalordermag
totalordermagf
totalordermagl
So far, only glibc has these functions. This patch series implements them in
Gnulib.
2024-04-18 Bruno Haible
totalordermagl: Add tes
On all MIPS machines that I had tested Gnulib on, the nan-mips.m4 configure
test reported:
checking whether the NaN float encoding is IEEE 754-2008 compliant... no
checking whether the NaN double encoding is IEEE 754-2008 compliant... no
checking whether the NaN long double encoding is IEEE
On m68k, our 'snan' module actually return quiet, not signalling, 'long double'
NaNs. This patch fixes it.
2024-04-18 Bruno Haible
snan: Add support for m68k.
* lib/snan.h (construct_memory_SNaNl): Handle m68k specially.
diff --git a/lib/snan.h b/lib/snan.h
index c7312e259f..
On Thu, Apr 18, 2024 at 01:09:19AM +0200, Bruno Haible wrote:
> The module 'nan' (previously tests/nan.h, now lib/nan.h) defines functions
> for getting a NaN value reliably. This module is, so far, under GPL,
> because historically only the tests use it.
>
> I would like to use it under LGPLv2+,
Patch 0001 removes an unused instance variable from GLModule and
GLModuleSystem. I didn't notice these until now, but PyCharm finds no
refrences to them and removing them doesn't break anything. And
$ grep '\.args' pygnulib/*.py
doesn't find any use of them. So I think it is safe to say
Hi Bruno,
On 4/18/24 6:05 AM, Bruno Haible wrote:
> The same holds for GCC, glibc, qemu, and many other project: They have
> many open issues because the developers prioritize them. They nevertheless
> depend on their users for reporting issues. Paul Eggert and I regularly
> report issues in GCC,
On platforms where 'long double' is the same as 'double' (namely, MSVC), it
is a waste of code to compile both 'totalorder' and 'totalorderl' with the
complicated algorithm, since they will both do the same thing. Instead,
better just redirect from 'totalorderl' to 'totalorder' (like we already
do
Hi Collin,
> A single underscore doesn't silence it. I can submit a feature request
> but it isn't really a bug since it is still an attribute outside of
> __init__. IIRC pylint is pretty opinionated and they have many open
> issues so who knows if it will even be addressed.
The same holds for GC
Hello Paul!
A new progression happened on this, see here:
https://trac.macports.org/ticket/62994#comment:125.
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Greetings
Pete
Je pompe donc je suis
Miro Palmu wrote:
> Patch I send fixed problem I had and as I saw the asymmetry with full-write,
> I wanted to try sending my first ever patch to any GNU mailing list.
Thank you, and welcome to GNU. If it had been an isolated problem that
existed only in 1 file, I would have applied your patch.
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