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jacob navia...
Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2009 9:12 pm
Guest
What's new in the new version of lcc-win
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August 24:
Fixed problem reported by Colin Barker: long long subtraction in
32 bits.
Fred J. Tydeman reported:
Quote:
Code like:
double ulp2, res2;
res2 = 1.0 + ulp2 * 4.0;
res2 = ulp2 * 4.0 + 1.0;
gets: Compiler error (trap).
This was a typo in the simplifier module.


Mr Tydeman also reported: 1.L / 0.L gives a NaN (should be
infinity). Fixed.
Another bug discovered by Mr Tydeman was:
unsigned long int res = 0uL ^ 0LL;
This was provoked by an inconsistency in the simplifier module.
Another problem that Mr Tydeman discovered was the fact that
lcc-win ignored
minus zero. This has been fixed.

I would like to thank all people that report bugs, and specially
to Mr Tydeman.
Thanks for your patience with my blunders.
 
beheiger...
Posted: Thu Aug 27, 2009 1:24 pm
Guest
Hi Jacob,

what about the bugs I posted on June 2nd?
Any news?

Regards,

Andi

"jacob navia" <jacob at (no spam) nospam.org> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:h6uhml$ods$1 at (no spam) aioe.org...
Quote:
What's new in the new version of lcc-win
----------------------------------------
August 24:
Fixed problem reported by Colin Barker: long long subtraction in 32
bits.
Fred J. Tydeman reported:
Code like:
double ulp2, res2;
res2 = 1.0 + ulp2 * 4.0;
res2 = ulp2 * 4.0 + 1.0;
gets: Compiler error (trap).
This was a typo in the simplifier module.

Mr Tydeman also reported: 1.L / 0.L gives a NaN (should be infinity).
Fixed.
Another bug discovered by Mr Tydeman was:
unsigned long int res = 0uL ^ 0LL;
This was provoked by an inconsistency in the simplifier module.
Another problem that Mr Tydeman discovered was the fact that lcc-win
ignored
minus zero. This has been fixed.

I would like to thank all people that report bugs, and specially to
Mr Tydeman.
Thanks for your patience with my blunders.
 
jacob navia...
Posted: Thu Aug 27, 2009 5:23 pm
Guest
beheiger wrote:
Quote:
Hi Jacob,

what about the bugs I posted on June 2nd?
Any news?

Regards,

Andi
Those should have been corrected already. What was the problem?
 
 
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