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This triggered an immediate "that is wrong!" response from me, which I had to suppress to actually read the argument. From this definition, I'd guess that pony
by perlgeek 8y ago
This triggered an immediate "that is wrong!" response from me, which I had to suppress to actually read the argument.
From this definition, I'd guess that pony isn't optimized for numerical code and floating point operations, because there it tends to make less sense.
- spooneybarger 8y agoPlease note 1/0 = 0 in pony is only on integer math. 1.0 / 0.0 = infinity per the standard. 1/0 = undefined behavior and is left to language implementers to decide how to handle.