Serious bug

[Richard Hadsell]

Kamil Iskra wrote:
> 
> Not to me. I was taught NEVER to use == or != with floating point, because
> they simply don't make sense. Too bad that C[++] standard allows them.

I don't want to replace (x == 0.) by (x < 0. ? (x > -DBL_MIN) : (x <
DBL_MIN)) for the simple cases (e.g., I assigned 0. to x earlier, did
some other stuff which may have altered x, and now I want to see if x
was altered).  I want the compiler to take care of that for me.  My
experience says that most compilers do.  Don't bother telling me my
expectations are too high.

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