On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 7:30 PM, Nick Bailey <[email protected]> wrote:
> Not top of your hit list, this one, I have to admit... But I did notice that
> the values of nsec in instances of the RealTime class don't ever get
> normalised. So that means that the nsec property could wrap after repeated
> arithmetic manipulation, producing a wrong answer.
>
> How about you normalise the value on construction and in the copy constructor?
I'm not quite sure I follow ("normalise" in what sense?) The values
are wrapped in the constructor to ensure the absolute value of nsec is
never greater than one second, and all arithmetic operations use this
constructor to return their values. What cases does this miss?
Chris
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