[Cfp-interest 2838] Re: CFP review of TS-4 and TS-5 revisions

[Damian McGuckin]

Section 6.5:

On Wed, 23 Aug 2023, Damian McGuckin wrote:

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Does the following read any better?

If the length n = 0, the functions return the value +1 and store 0
in the object pointed to by sfptr.

If any member of array p is a NaN, the functions return a quiet NaN.

If any two members of array p are a zero and an infinity, the functions
return a quiet NaN and raise the invalid floating-point exception and a
domain error occurs.

if any member of array p is an infinity and none are zero, the functions
return an infinity.

If any member of array p is a zero and none are infinity, the functions
return a zero.

If the scale factor is outside the range of the long long int type, the
functions return a quiet NaN and raise the invalid floating-point exception.

If a zero, infinity, or NaN is returned, the functions store 0 in the object
pointed to by sfptr.

If so, I then need to do it for both  6.6 and 6.7.

Also, do I need to create the example?

Thanks - Damian

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