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[Matthias Andree]

David Relson <relson at osagesoftware.com> writes:

> Sounds like you're having fun :-)  It begins to sound like two problems
> -
> (1) production of results and (2) recognition of correct/incorrect
> values.  Stated differently, they sound like (1) compiler (as in
> rounding or optimization or ???) and (2) shell (as in return codes,
> possibly the "set -e" command).

Ad 1) Is HP-PA floating point IEEE conformant?
      Do we need floating point tests?

Ad 2) Should we switch to something else like Perl 5.6 or Python 2.1 for
      the tests? I'd bet the shells have made up for half of the worries
      we've had with the tests.

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Matthias Andree