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New issue 3025 by [email protected]: number.toString(5) doesn't generate the
correct result.
http://code.google.com/p/v8/issues/detail?id=3025
For large numbers, the number.toString with a radix doesn't generate the
correct result. Example:
var n = 0x8000000000000800;
var s = n.toString(5);
alert(s); // alerts : 1104332401304422434310444401
// correct is: 1104332401304422434310342411
// difference: parseInt("101140", 5) == 0xd2a == 3370 ???
var m = parseInt(s, 5);
alert("0x" + m.toString(16)); // alerts 0x8000000000001800, off by 2 x
ulp
(In comparison, IE is more broken, Firefox is correct).
I'm testing round-tripping:
n == int.parse(n.toString(radix), radix);
and it fails in some cases. There are likely more cases than this, for
different radices.
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