Comments (4)
The generate-full-output
branch adds support for printf
%e
and %f
formats (core Ryu only supports generating shortest round-trip-safe output, which has no direct relationship with printf
), and there was a bug in an earlier version, which I've fixed as of commit 471e583. I still need to reorganize the code a bit (and maybe add more tests) before merging the branch into master
. I have a paper which explains the algorithmic differences from core Ryu, which is currently in double-blind review (so don't tell anyone :-).
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The short answer is no, there are no known issues in the C implementation of Ryu. There is a known issue in the Java implementation, which doesn't round correctly to two digits in some cases - see #83.
There are no known issues in the new code at head (which only has a C implementation).
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Cool stuff, I'll keep my mouth shut! Thanks for all the great work!
I've just finished porting Ryu to Factor. The last test ran successfully for the first time a few minutes ago.
I'll send you the pull request to list the implementation in the readme, OK?
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Sure!
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Related Issues (20)
- Instructions for porting to C# HOT 3
- A DecimalFloatingPoint struct in the public side of the API HOT 1
- Buffer overflow possible with d2fixed() and friends
- Julia implementation HOT 1
- Not getting the shortest decimal representation of 0.3 HOT 9
- Outdated Documentation HOT 1
- Questions on Ryu algorithm
- Remove the "static inline" declarator HOT 3
- Add a prefix to exported names HOT 6
- C implementation that accommodates 10-byte and 16-byte floating point data types HOT 7
- question: is there a standard for 'shortest'? HOT 1
- question about ryu support in gcc? ( pure-'C' ) HOT 1
- Honest output request HOT 2
- optimized ryu version for 'long doubles'? ( real 80-bit figures, not 'fake-long' ) - enhancement proposal -
- Wondering if anyone has a generic_decimal_to_binary implementation? HOT 2
- generic_128's long_double_to_fd128 is silently incorrect on most platforms. long double users beware
- travis ci never completes its checks HOT 3
- Clarification on lower bound of `compute_shortest`. HOT 4
- Ryu: Question about Step 0 in section 3.4 of the PLDI paper
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