For hugs-1.4, the following query
hugs> let x::Double; x = (1.0e100 - 1.0e100) in x == x
results in the answer "False" on a sparc-sun-solaris2.5 system.
It also results in the hugs interpreter crashing due to "Unexpected signal"
on a dec-alpha-osf3.2 system. These should probably both be
considered bugs.
The other bug is that the documentation doesn't say what should
happen in the case of floating pointer overflow.
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