Bresticker, Shalom wrote: > I've attached a proposal for Mantis 1035. > Aside from the question of whether 'inside' should be allowed for real > operands, are there any problems with it? > <<1035_D3a.htm>> > Thanks, > Shalom Once you take out tables 11-1 and 11-2, you're left with > The result of using logical or relational operators on real operands > shall be a single-bit scalar value. > > If any operand, except before the ? in the ternary operator, is *real*, > the result is *real*. Otherwise, if any operand, except before the ? in > the ternary operator, is *shortreal*, the result is *shortreal*. I believe the second paragraph is meant to apply to all operators that are not logical nor relational; that is, it applies to the ternary operator as well as the binary arithmetic operators +-/* etc. So, I would join these two paragraphs into: The result of using logical or relational operators on real operands shall be a single-bit scalar value. For other operators in Table 11-1, if any operand, except before the ? in the ternary operator, is *real*, the result is *real*. Otherwise, if any operand, except before the ? in the ternary operator, is *shortreal*, the result is *shortreal*. However: a) if we allow inside for reals, then the paragraph needs to say that inside gives a single-bit scalar result b) I'm not sure what it means to say the "result" is real in cases like this: integer foo = 5.6; It seems that the condition "if any operand is real" is true, but this value is converted to integer per 6.12.2. (The same issue applies to += etc.) -Geoffrey -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.Received on Tue Sep 11 04:12:34 2007
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