Re: Fixed-Point toolbox for octave-forge

[David Bateman]

Daprès Paul Kienzle <address@hidden> (le 27/05/2004):
> 
> I use:
> 
>       #include <octave/lo-ieee.h>
>       lo_ieee_isnan()
> 
>  so I don't need #ifdef's in my code.

The fact is that the code in main/fixed/int is supposed to be
independent of the octave code, creating a fixed-point type for use in
arbitrary C++ programs. For this reason, your fix is not completely
appropriate. However, a combination of this and the previous approach
protected by "#ifdef OCTAVE_FORGE #else #endif" certainly is...

I've applied the suggested change...

Cheers
David

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