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double to int64 loses 1 problem


Hi, everybody:

The following code will get different result in gcc3.2.3 and gcc3.4 (or higher, like gcc4.0 or gcc4.1.0).

Anybody can give me some idea? Thank you in advance.

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Kind Regards,
Tao Ma

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class Integral {
typedef long long int int64;
typedef unsigned long long int ullong;

public:
static const double TWO_EXP63 = ((ullong)1 << 63);

};


#include <iostream> #include <math.h> using namespace std; int main() { typedef long long int int64; typedef unsigned long long int ullong;

int64 num_4 = (int64)pow((double)2, (double)63);
int64 num_5 = (int64)Integral::TWO_EXP63;

cout << "gcc3.2.3 will get: 0x8000000000000000" << endl;
cout << "gcc4.1.0 will get: 0x7fffffffffffffff" << endl;
cout << hex << num_4 << endl;
cout << hex << num_5 << endl;
}



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