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You don't always need epsilon. I've written lots of floating point code that works well without epsilon checks. See my comment in this thread (double_to_uint64)
by ambrop7 7y ago
You don't always need epsilon. I've written lots of floating point code that works well without epsilon checks. See my comment in this thread (double_to_uint64) how what the OP needs can be done correctly without an epsilon check.
- 0xff00ffee 7y agoCalm down. You're smart, we get it. You've misquoted my comment twice, please stop.