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Date: Thu, 15 Nov 2001 17:27:33 +0100 (CET)
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From: Tels <perl_dummy AT bloodgate DOT com>
To: cygwin <cygwin AT cygwin DOT com>
Subject: Re: Cygwin Perl and Module Math::BigInt
Cc: tphan AT iqrinc DOT com, Gerrit AT convey DOT de

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Moin,

okay, I repeat my question because it got lost somehow:

On 14-Nov-01 Gerrit P. Haase tried to scribble about:
> Hallo Tels,
> Without Math::BigInt->new() (I added several print statements):
> $ perl t/06bigint.t

What is this? Which tests are you running? I need to know that to
investigate the failures, otherwise I can't fix it.


> 1..35
> [...]
> $num is now: -2.8147497671066e+14
>#32: expecting hex:0207ff000000000000
>#32:       got hex:0207fefffffffffffc
>#line 93 t/06bigint.t
> not ok 32
> ok 33
> ok 34
>#35: expecting -2.8147497671066e+14
>#35:       got -281474976710656
>#line 96 t/06bigint.t
> not ok 35
> 
> If I change it back:
> 
> $num is now: -281474976710660
>#32: expecting hex:0207ff000000000000
>#32:       got hex:0207fefffffffffffc
>#line 90 t/06bigint.t
> not ok 32
> ok 33
> ok 34
>#35: expecting -281474976710660
>#35:       got -281474976710656
>#line 93 t/06bigint.t
> not ok 35

Cheers,


Tels

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