Compare "Inf" and "Infinity" as equal#55
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The nvfortran compiler outputs "Inf" for infinity values, and other compilers output "Infinity". This fix chops off the "inity" part of "Infinity" to ensure they all "look the same" to the test code.
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My one concern about this edit is that we may want to retain the original string values for error reporting, rather than the normalized ones. Thoughts? |
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I think this fix would work fine! If we have 'inf' or 'infinity', this is enough information to understand what's going on. |
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The nvfortran compiler outputs "Inf" for infinity values, and other compilers output "Infinity". This fix chops off the "inity" part of "Infinity" to ensure they all "look the same" to the test code.