Hi,
I'm embarrassed, a member already answered this question, some time ago,
I can't find the reply any more.
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I wrote a program for a friend to do some calculations, resulting numbers end with decimals.
I made an executable, and he used the program with success, although...
On close inspection, the decimals on his PC and on mine are slightly different. (same executable).
How come ?
A reply was given that I should use a special class of decimal numbers that does not have that problem.
Now I am about to write a new version, and I would like to implement that class, but I can't rememmber the name.
Anybody?
thx,
Paul
Edit : I seem to remember it's simply "the decimal module". See what we can find.
I'm embarrassed, a member already answered this question, some time ago,
I can't find the reply any more.
.I wrote a program for a friend to do some calculations, resulting numbers end with decimals.
I made an executable, and he used the program with success, although...
On close inspection, the decimals on his PC and on mine are slightly different. (same executable).
How come ?
A reply was given that I should use a special class of decimal numbers that does not have that problem.
Now I am about to write a new version, and I would like to implement that class, but I can't rememmber the name.
Anybody?
thx,
Paul
Edit : I seem to remember it's simply "the decimal module". See what we can find.
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Better is the enemy of good. (Montesquieu) = French version for 'kiss'.