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1 total messages Started by Netherwood P J Fri, 26 Apr 1991 10:05
re: floating point results
#1619
Author: Netherwood P J
Date: Fri, 26 Apr 1991 10:05
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Here are some results from Zafar Choudhry's program:

Ultrix C Compiler
The Expected Results:> free_l[1]=-0.000002 and free_l[2]=0.000007
The Calculated Values:> free_l[1]=-0.000002 and free_l[2]=0.000007
Done...

GNU C Compiler
The Expected Results:> free_l[1]=-0.000002 and free_l[2]=0.000007
The Calculated Values:> free_l[1]=0.000000 and free_l[2]=0.000000
Done...

Borland Turbo C
The Expected Results:> free_l[1]=-0.000002 and free_l[2]=0.000007
The Calculated Values:> free_l[1]=-0.000002 and free_l[2]=0.000007
Done...

3L's Parallel C on t800
The Expected Results:> free_l[1]=-0.000002 and free_l[2]=0.000007
The Calculated Values:> free_l[1]=-0.000001 and free_l[2]=0.000007
Done...

3L's Parallel C on t414
The Expected Results:> free_l[1]=-0.000002 and free_l[2]=0.000007
The Calculated Values:> free_l[1]=-0.000001 and free_l[2]=0.000007
Done...

Some worrying discrepencies here, but I get the same result for t414 and
t800.

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