Re: IEEE-proof float unparsing

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From: Max Hailperin
Date: Sun, 17 Sep 1989 22:27

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I'm embarrassed to say that the finite? routine in my posting is rather
suboptimal.  It's the way it is for obscure historical reasons.  A
much nicer version follows:

(define (finite? x)
  (not (NaN? (- x x))))

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Subject: Re: IEEE-proof float unparsing
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