[Cfp-interest 2318] Re: infinity and exceptions
Damian McGuckin
damianm at esi.com.au
Thu Jan 13 16:10:56 PST 2022
On Fri, 14 Jan 2022, Vincent Lefevre wrote:
>> I do not see any place in the C standard that the use of
>> INFINITY shall be quiet (in most cases). One exception is
>> INFINITY / INFINITY (which raises invalid)..
>
> and 0 * INFINITY.
Yes. So do we also need to explicitly then also mention
fma(0, INFINITY, c)
and
fma(INFINITY, 0, c)
If we are using the symbolic constant INFINITY, rather than the concept of
AN infinity, does it need to be written as
(+/-)INFINITY
or something similar? Sorry, that is probably very esoteric or picky.
Do we need to list all the cases where you get an INVALID with an
infinity?
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