Hello Matthieu,

The problem is that if I set the values of an array to 0.0, how is it possible that it to be interpreted as -0.0?
And unfortunatelly, it seems it matter. The code that uses this data works if compiled to 64 bits, but fails if compiled to 32 bits...

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Eduardo.
 
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Em 21-02-2014 12:37, Matthieu Brucher escreveu:
Hi,

0 can be represented as 0.0 and -0.0 in floating point representation. Your actual data has both, that's all. It doesn't matter.

Cheers,

Matthieu


2014-02-21 12:22 GMT+00:00 Eduardo Jauch <[email protected]>:
Hello :)

I'm generating some HDF files and in many datasets, when I open with HDFView, some of the values are set to -0.0, but they should be 0.0.

Anyone found this already?

Some hint on what can be?

Best regards,
Eduardo Jauch

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