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Oh but no worries with compliance, it always returned a newly created -1, never repeating the same one!
by j1elo 1y ago
Oh but no worries with compliance, it always returned a newly created -1, never repeating the same one!
- hun3 1y agoMy next malloc(3) is returning NAN.
- fredfish 1y agoI've always considered NaN too definitive for general industry languages like C, JS or Cobol where not even physics with calculus should be assumed. Maybe its ok for languages that at least expect math for engineers like Fortran or up.. How about we call it "Maybe a Number" and since equality can't work for it we still need a separate way to ask like: Math.whoIsTheMaN(me)