alex russell

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Alex Russell
alexander.russell@telus.net

I added this test code, and had no errors running it under Borland c / dos
(pentium ii)

Thecode inthe attached snippet does very little floating point math - it is
99% integer math checking the binary format of the double.

I expect the error is in some part of the code that actually DOES floating
point math.

int main()
{
double l, m;

l=2.0;
m=3.0;

if ( IsNan(l) )
printf("isnan\n");
else
printf("is not nan\n");

if ( IsInf(m) )
printf("isinf\n");
else
printf("is not inf\n");

return 0;

}