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Re: sprintf test failure?


On Mon, Nov 15, 1999 at 02:22:56PM -0600, Grant Edwards wrote:

> I don't think I'm going to actually be using sprintf with floating
> point numbers. All of the other libc tests seem to pass.  Should I
> be concerned about the failures?

I've also got some failures in libm (all of the failures were due to
results out of tolerance).  In my initial application, I doubt that I
will need any of the functions that failed, but if these failures are
due to something I did in my porting efforts, I'd like to get it
fixed.

PASS:<acos() is stable>
PASS:<asin() is stable>
FAIL:<atan() failed tests> Line: 82, File: [...]../language/c/libm/current/tests/vectors/atan.c
FAIL:<atan2() failed tests> Line: 82, File: [...]../language/c/libm/current/tests/vectors/atan2.c
PASS:<ceil() is stable>
FAIL:<cos() failed tests> Line: 82, File: [...]../language/c/libm/current/tests/vectors/cos.c
PASS:<cosh() is stable>
PASS:<exp() is stable>
PASS:<fabs() is stable>
PASS:<floor() is stable>
PASS:<fmod() is stable>
PASS:<frexp() is stable>
PASS:<ldexp() is stable>
FAIL:<log() failed tests> Line: 82, File: [...]../language/c/libm/current/tests/vectors/log.c
FAIL:<log10() failed tests> Line: 82, File: [...]../language/c/libm/current/tests/vectors/log10.c
PASS:<modf() is stable>
PASS:<pow() is stable>
FAIL:<sin() failed tests> Line: 82, File: [...]../language/c/libm/current/tests/vectors/sin.c
FAIL:<sinh() failed tests> Line: 82, File: [...]../language/c/libm/current/tests/vectors/sinh.c
PASS:<sqrt() is stable>
FAIL:<tan() failed tests> Line: 82, File: [...]../language/c/libm/current/tests/vectors/tan.c
FAIL:<tanh() failed tests> Line: 82, File: [...]../language/c/libm/current/tests/vectors/tanh.c

-- 
Grant Edwards
grante@visi.com

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