Hallo Tom!
Yes, I have a PPC Mac. Interesting with these different infinities – you
get ,naturally, a third one by defining i as int64. If you multiply
these infinites with zero (dim d as double = 100/0 * 0 and dim i as
integer = 100/0 * 0), you get NAN (not a number) for the double infinity
and min integer (-2147483648 or negative infinity as integer) for the
integer infinity.
You're absolute right. It's not good behavior to have different
infinities, if division by zero is to be accepted at all.
Grüß,
Metsis
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