I get the same ("0" then "+0") on my irix65 O2. test_coerce succeeds
as well.
Tim Peters writes:
| Everyone! Run this program under current CVS:
|
| x = 0.0
| print "%.17g" % -x
| print "%+.17g" % -x
|
| What do you get? WinTel prints "0" for the first and "+0" for the second.
|
| C89 doesn't define the results.
|
| C99 requires "-0" for both (on boxes with signed floating zeroes, which is
| virtually all boxes today due to IEEE 754).
|
| I don't want to argue the C rules, I just want to know whether this *does*
| vary across current platforms.
|
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