<br /> Thanks Andreas for your different point of view.<br /><br />So if i want these exceptions for my apps without breaking current behaviour for yours, then i need a default handler that quietly pass the exception and proceed with NaN or Inf. I do not figure yet how it would be implemented but that's something interesting to look at.<br /><br />Nicolas<br /> <br /><br />Andreas Raab:<br /> <blockquote style="border-left: 1px solid blue; border-right: 1px solid blue; margin: 10px">nicolas cellier wrote:<br /><br /> > Lets return to arithmetic exceptions, I would really like to have them instead <br /> > of silent NaNs/Inf. NaN should be a way of handling arithmetic exception, but <br /> > not the preferred way. Anyone disagree ?<br /> <br /> Completely. Personally, I've yet to find a place where a floating point <br /> exceptions would be more useful than silent NaNs or Infs (btw, I'm not <br /> arguing that this has to be true in your case, just that it is in mine
).<br /> <br /> Cheers,<br /> - Andreas<br /> <br /> <br /> </blockquote>
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