Hello,
Back in JDK 5, the sun.misc.FpUtils class was added to provide low-level
floating-point manipulations methods needed to write tests of the math
library. Over time, those low-level functions have generally been added
to the standard Java library and most of the methods in FpUtils have
Hi,
A few small changes to cleanup the name and use of CHECK macros.
The CHECK_NULL_* macros are more generally useful without the JNU_ prefix.
The JNU_CHECK_EXCEPTION* macros apply only when there is an jni environment.
Webrev:
Looks fine
Which releases are you think of including this in if any besides 9?
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On Feb 1, 2014, at 1:03 PM, roger riggs
On 01/02/2014 18:03, roger riggs wrote:
Hi,
A few small changes to cleanup the name and use of CHECK macros.
The CHECK_NULL_* macros are more generally useful without the JNU_
prefix.
The JNU_CHECK_EXCEPTION* macros apply only when there is an jni
environment.
Webrev:
On 01/02/2014 18:13, Joe Darcy wrote:
Hello,
Back in JDK 5, the sun.misc.FpUtils class was added to provide
low-level floating-point manipulations methods needed to write tests
of the math library. Over time, those low-level functions have
generally been added to the standard Java library
