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Yes, astonishing how Oracle (and others) didn't check their code when this surfaced in PHP to determine if they are affected too.
by Uchikoma 16y ago
Yes, astonishing how Oracle (and others) didn't check their code when this surfaced in PHP to determine if they are affected too.
- gaius 16y agoYet not astonishing how the GCC team didn't fix it once, for everyone? PS I am pretty sure Oracle, at least on Sun, used SPARCworks compiler, not GCC, from linking C++ against their libs.
- pilif 16y agoThey did fix it in 4.5 by having you to pass -fexcess-precision=standard Which apparently defaults to not being standard compliant.
- krakensden 16y agoit depends on how you define 'standard compliant', and fiddling with floating point behavior tends to break programs and make people angry.