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Re: 0.0.16

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rbytes wrote:
Fri Sep 15, 2017 3:28 pm
is there a place in the SPL app that shows the version number? Maybe the store made a publishing error.
No, currently version number is not visible. I think I shall make it visible somewhere.

I have checked, previous versions return this result:

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n=0.333333333333333
n=1.07150860718627E+301
because it works only as FLOAT in this example.

It is very strange that BIG format does not work at your device. My computer and my smartphone both give correct BIG results.

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Re: 0.0.16

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I confirmed that #.type() is in the index. It just doesn't work. I wonder if this is a due to a different CPU or math processor in my tablet. Maybe today I will install SPL on my laptop and try the same thing.

I can calculate and display large numbers. I made this code:

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p=#.output
p("10/3.154762456789105 = ",10/3.154762456789105)
var = 154762456789105789
p("print var = 154762456789105789:")
p(var)
which produces this output:
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Re: 0.0.16

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large number like "154762456789105789" is just an INTEGER number. The #.type function reports internal object type.
In SPL biggest INTEGER number is 2^63-1. Next number 2^63 is already a BIG number.
Most probably your tablet has some incompatibility with Microsoft math libraries, currently I have no better idea what happens.

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