[PATCH, final] Formatted output of IEEE exceptional values

[Andreas Schwab]

Jerry DeLisle <jvdelisle@verizon.net> writes:

> The result is as follows:
>
> F0.0  |       -Inf|       +Inf|        NaN|        NaN|
> F1.0  |          *|          *|          *|          *|
> F2.0  |         **|         **|         **|         **|
> F3.0  |        ***|        Inf|        NaN|        NaN|
> F4.0  |       -Inf|       +Inf|        NaN|        NaN|
> F5.0  |       -Inf|       +Inf|        NaN|        NaN|
> F6.0  |       -Inf|       +Inf|        NaN|        NaN|
> F7.0  |       -Inf|       +Inf|        NaN|        NaN|
> F8.0  |       -Inf|       +Inf|        NaN|        NaN|

Shoudn't that produce Infinity instead of +Inf in the last line?

Andreas.

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