1. Bug in Eu2.0. Has it been carried through to the 2.1alpha?
I discovered this while implementing some of Gabrial Boehme's suggestions,
and generally revamping (again) my math(s) libraries:
-- DOS32/WIN32 dependant:
global constant
Accuracy = 15,-- decimal places
Epsilon = power(10, -Accuracy)
? Accuracy
? Epsilon
Output:
15
1 [!! Should be 1e-15!]
It's easily solvable in code (just add another "global constant" and
remove the comma), but it's a funny little bug... //\Oo/\\ :)
Carl
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Uncrackable...: "19.6A.23.38.52.73.45 25.31.1C 3C.53.44.39.58"
2. Re: Bug in Eu2.0. Has it been carried through to the 2.1alpha?
Carl R. White writes:
<bug report regarding unary minus applied to a constant symbol
defined earlier in the same constant statement>
That one was caught a few months ago.
It works ok in 2.1 alpha.
It's in the release notes as causing a crash in 2.0,
but I guess sometimes you can simply get the wrong answer.
Thanks,
Rob Craig
Rapid Deployment Software
http://members.aol.com/FilesEu/
