Incorrect functionality preventing creation of -0.0.
-0.0 is a legitimate result of strtod(). Although -0.0 and +0.0 have the same arithmetic value, +0.0 == -0.0, they differ in sign.
// if (signedResult == '-' && result != 0) result = -result;
if (signedResult == '-') result = -result;
If you would like a test to assert if the result is +0.0 or -0.0, consider memcmp() or What operations and functions on +0.0 and -0.0 give different arithmetic results? What operations and functions on +0.0 and -0.0 give different arithmetic results?
double pz = 0.0;
double nz = -0.0;
assert(memcmp(&test_result, &pz, sizeof pz) == 0); // test if canonically the same as +0.0
assert(memcmp(&test_result, &nz, sizeof nz) == 0); // test if canonically the same as -0.0
Incorrect functionality preventing creation of -0.0.
-0.0 is a legitimate result of strtod(). Although -0.0 and +0.0 have the same arithmetic value, +0.0 == -0.0, they differ in sign.
// if (signedResult == '-' && result != 0) result = -result;
if (signedResult == '-') result = -result;
If you would like a test to assert if the result is +0.0 or -0.0, consider memcmp() or What operations and functions on +0.0 and -0.0 give different arithmetic results?
double pz = 0.0;
double nz = -0.0;
assert(memcmp(&test_result, &pz, sizeof pz) == 0); // test if canonically the same as +0.0
assert(memcmp(&test_result, &nz, sizeof nz) == 0); // test if canonically the same as -0.0
Incorrect functionality preventing creation of -0.0.
-0.0 is a legitimate result of strtod(). Although -0.0 and +0.0 have the same arithmetic value, +0.0 == -0.0, they differ in sign.
// if (signedResult == '-' && result != 0) result = -result;
if (signedResult == '-') result = -result;
If you would like a test to assert if the result is +0.0 or -0.0, consider memcmp() or What operations and functions on +0.0 and -0.0 give different arithmetic results?
double pz = 0.0;
double nz = -0.0;
assert(memcmp(&test_result, &pz, sizeof pz) == 0); // test if canonically the same as +0.0
assert(memcmp(&test_result, &nz, sizeof nz) == 0); // test if canonically the same as -0.0
Incorrect functionality preventing creation of -0.0.
-0.0 is a legitimate result of strtod(). Although -0.0 and +0.0 have the same numricarithmetic value, +0.0 == -0.0, they differ in sign.
// if (signedResult == '-' && result != 0) result = -result;
if (signedResult == '-') result = -result;
If you would like a test to assert if the result is +0.0 or -0.0, consider memcmp() or What operations and functions on +0.0 and -0.0 give different arithmetic results?
double pz = 0.0;
double nz = -0.0;
assert(memcmp(&test_result, &pz, sizeof pz) == 0); // test if canonically the same as +0.0
assert(memcmp(&test_result, &nz, sizeof nz) == 0); // test if canonically the same as -0.0
Incorrect functionality preventing creation of -0.0.
-0.0 is a legitimate result of strtod(). Although -0.0 and +0.0 have the same numric value, they differ in sign.
// if (signedResult == '-' && result != 0) result = -result;
if (signedResult == '-') result = -result;
If you would like a test to assert if the result is +0.0 or -0.0, consider memcmp() or What operations and functions on +0.0 and -0.0 give different arithmetic results?
double pz = 0.0;
double nz = -0.0;
assert(memcmp(&test_result, &pz, sizeof pz) == 0); // test if canonically the same as +0.0
assert(memcmp(&test_result, &nz, sizeof nz) == 0); // test if canonically the same as -0.0
Incorrect functionality preventing creation of -0.0.
-0.0 is a legitimate result of strtod(). Although -0.0 and +0.0 have the same arithmetic value, +0.0 == -0.0, they differ in sign.
// if (signedResult == '-' && result != 0) result = -result;
if (signedResult == '-') result = -result;
If you would like a test to assert if the result is +0.0 or -0.0, consider memcmp() or What operations and functions on +0.0 and -0.0 give different arithmetic results?
double pz = 0.0;
double nz = -0.0;
assert(memcmp(&test_result, &pz, sizeof pz) == 0); // test if canonically the same as +0.0
assert(memcmp(&test_result, &nz, sizeof nz) == 0); // test if canonically the same as -0.0
Incorrect functionality preventing creation of -0.0.
-0.0 is a legitimate result of strtod(). Although -0.0 and +0.0 have the same numric value, they differ in sign.
// if (signedResult == '-' && result != 0) result = -result;
if (signedResult == '-') result = -result;
If you would like a test to assert if the result is +0.0 or -0.0, consider memcmp() or What operations and functions on +0.0 and -0.0 give different arithmetic results?
double pz = 0.0;
double nz = -0.0;
assert(memcmp(&test_result, &pz, sizeof pz) == 0); // test if canonically the same as +0.0
assert(memcmp(&test_result, &nz, sizeof nz) == 0); // test if canonically the same as -0.0
Incorrect functionality preventing creation of -0.0.
-0.0 is a legitimate result of strtod(). Although -0.0 and +0.0 have the same value, they differ in sign.
// if (signedResult == '-' && result != 0) result = -result;
if (signedResult == '-') result = -result;
If you would like a test to assert if the result is +0.0 or -0.0, consider memcmp() or What operations and functions on +0.0 and -0.0 give different arithmetic results?
Incorrect functionality preventing creation of -0.0.
-0.0 is a legitimate result of strtod(). Although -0.0 and +0.0 have the same numric value, they differ in sign.
// if (signedResult == '-' && result != 0) result = -result;
if (signedResult == '-') result = -result;
If you would like a test to assert if the result is +0.0 or -0.0, consider memcmp() or What operations and functions on +0.0 and -0.0 give different arithmetic results?
double pz = 0.0;
double nz = -0.0;
assert(memcmp(&test_result, &pz, sizeof pz) == 0); // test if canonically the same as +0.0
assert(memcmp(&test_result, &nz, sizeof nz) == 0); // test if canonically the same as -0.0