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Comment #7 on issue 3852 by [email protected]: v8 module operation is
not compatible with ECMA SCRIPT
https://code.google.com/p/v8/issues/detail?id=3852
Hm, we do indeed loose precision in the example mentioned above. But note
that this is in sync with what Firefox and Safari does, so I'm not sure if
we should really care about this. It might be a way better to be consistent
with the rest of the web than to be super-precise for some edge case. Note
that if you really need the precision in your program, you can always use
the formula mentioned in that ES5 spec. I.e. use
function fmod(n, d){ return n - (d * Math.floor(n / d)); }
(plus some additional fixes for corner cases if they matter). This has the
additional advantage that it'll work in all browsers, not just some future
version of Chrome.
Anyway, CC'ing some more people for opinions on the matter, and assigning
to the language guys.
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