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Float64
It looks like the @printf macro is broken — it seems to be converting values to Float64 before printing (reported on discourse):
@printf
julia> using DecFP, Printf julia> x = rand(Dec128) 0.6498353664629435612857337361220566 julia> println(x) 0.6498353664629435612857337361220566 julia> @printf("%.36f", x) 0.649835366462943597731793943239608780 julia> julia> @printf("%.36f\n", Float64(x)) # matches @printf("%.36f", x) !! 0.649835366462943597731793943239608780
@jmkuhn, has @printf bitrotted? I thought it used to be working (after #48).
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Yes, this worked correctly through Julia 1.5.x. It broke in Julia 1.6.0 with JuliaLang/julia#32859.
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It looks like the
@printf
macro is broken — it seems to be converting values toFloat64
before printing (reported on discourse):@jmkuhn, has
@printf
bitrotted? I thought it used to be working (after #48).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: