I think the issue is larger than just something that plugin developers
have to deal with. Different hosts may (inadvertantly or intenionally)
use different rounding schemes. Even simply the use of different
compilers may cause this. I don't see a way that a plugin developer
could adequately compensate for this.
Steve Harris wrote:
On Mon, Sep 15, 2003 at 05:35:03 -0600, Mike Berry wrote:
- The precision problem that I indicated.
- The rounding issues, which are numerous, from mismatched rounding functions to slow float->int conversions.
Put plugin developers (probably more than anyone else) are used to dealing with these issues.
I dont think this is clear cut, there are pros and cons.
- Steve
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