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Jonathan Wilkes
purr-data
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fix off-by-one error in the comments
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use uint32_t to ensure alignment in union, improve comments
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@@ -786,7 +786,7 @@ static inline int PD_BADFLOAT(t_float f)
/* Test to find unusually large or small normal values, in
addition to denormals, NANs and infs:
f > abs(2^65) or < abs(2^-63)
f >
=
abs(2^65) or < abs(2^-63)
This is useful for catching extreme values in, say, a filter,
then bashing to zero before ever calculating a denormal. */
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@@ -816,7 +816,7 @@ static inline int PD_BADFLOAT(t_float f)
/* Test to find unusually large or small normal values, in
addition to denormals, NANs and infs:
f > abs(2^513) or < abs(2^-511)
f >
=
abs(2^513) or < abs(2^-511)
This is useful for catching extreme values in, say, a filter,
then bashing to zero before ever calculating a denormal. */
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