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llroundl is available on windows, so why not use it? #7157
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Thanks for your pull request and interest in making D better, @John-Colvin! We are looking forward to reviewing it, and you should be hearing from a maintainer soon.
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Windows has no 80-bit floating point type. Long double in C is just double. That's probably why it wasn't implemented. Don't know why there's only a "real" overload in D either though... |
So... Windows 32 has llroundl declared but not actually present in the C runtime by the looks of things. Is the autotester Win_32 working with DigitalMars or Microsoft C runtime? |
Digital Mars. |
What system tests with the 32 bit Microsoft runtime?
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It looks phobos is not independently tested with |
If you want to test with |
Closing this. |
I suspect this PR will fall foul of some platforms/runtimes... let's see :)