
18 May
2004
18 May
'04
1:52 a.m.
From what I can make out of their respective implementations, the interval
Hi, library assumes that asinh (when it exists) produces values consistent with the floating point rounding mode (i.e. rounding up or down as requested). The boost implementation of asinh doesn't seem to take account of the rounding mode like this [for x < 0 it returns -asinh(-x), which will be rounded the wrong way]. Does this mean that the inclusion guarantee is violated when combining boost interval and boost asinh? Thanks, Antony Searle antony.searle@anu.edu.au