Index to Questions
Basic and Newbie Questions
- Linux doesn't have the sin() [or some other common]
function.
- gcc is bugged,
it gives a * (1 / a) != 1.
More Advanced Questions
- Why do my programs
halt whenever
a floating point error such
as a divide-by-zero is encountered?
- Why do my programs
not get a sigfpe whenever
a floating point error such
as a divide-by-zero is encountered?
- gcc is bugged, the
same expression
evaluated twice doesn't
give the same value.
- My program works on machine A (and/or B ...) but
doesn't work on Intel Linux
because Intel Linux doesn't use IEEE arithmetic.
- My program gives the same results on Intel Linux as
it does on machine A (and/or B ...) when I compile without
optimisations but doesn't
when I optimise.