2147483647 > -2147483648 is false

[gzm0]

How to reproduce:

$ node
> 2147483647 > -2147483648
false

Expected result: true

Note that when inverting the arguments, the result is correct:

 > -2147483648 < 2147483647
true

Node version: v0.10.26, MacOS X 10.7.5

[indutny]

Hello!

Thanks for letting us know, unfortunately it isn't a node.js problem, but is rather a v8 problem. It seems to be fixed in the recents versions, but not in one that node.js v0.10 is bundling.

May I ask you to submit it here https://code.google.com/p/v8/issues/list ?

I'll try to find the commit that would fix it...

[gzm0]

Sorry for following up so late. How can I find the v8 version a given Node.js version is compiled against?

[fivdi]

$ node
> process.versions.v8
'3.14.5.9'

[gzm0]

Filed here: https://code.google.com/p/v8/issues/detail?id=3304

[gzm0]

v8 says its fixed in newer versions. So I guess we're stuck waiting until you guys bundle 0.11.x?

[gabeio]

@gzm0 0.11.* is developmental versions and are already being bundled 0.12.* is going to be the next stable bundled version of node (after 0.10.). Looking http://blog.nodejs.org/ will give you an idea usually 0.[even]. are stable, 0.[odd].* are unstable/development versions. https://github.com/joyent/node/wiki/FAQ explains versions better.

[indutny]

I tried using 3.14.5.10, but unfortunately the bug is still present in it.

[indutny]

Should be fixed by a960d17, will be released in next v0.10 . Thank you!