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Could we copy an existing implementation from one of the many libs around?
Or would it be better to simplify for our single use case?
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@frink ,
You're probably right. Finding a good implementation with an MIT license and integrating it is would probably be the most effective approach - especially if we could use the makefile
script to install it directly from the original repo.
However, there's a couple of reasons I'm holding off on that:
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I want to support binary representation, (
0b01...
), parsing doubles using their binary IEEE 754 representation. Thefio_atol
adds support for binary numbers and I thoughtfio_atof
should follow suite. -
I love to understand the code that I use, just so I can better maintain the project. That's why I prefer (when possible) to give it a try myself and solve what I can before integrating someone else's code / approach.
Having said that, adding a task to the makefile, like the one for BearSSL, would be a great solution.
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Musl is MIT. Don't know if it supports binary representations or not...
This one is public domain but may need a little finesse:
https://gist.github.com/mattn/1890186
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Thanks for taking the time to find a solution.
Lets put this one on low priority, there's a bunch of stuff that uses strtod
and not all systems have issues in their implementations.
I think BearSSL would be more important than this side-detail.
Also...
Musl (edit: the public domain version in the link) suffers from more rounding errors my current version suffers from (my current, un-uploaded version, has 52bit precision on the mantissa instead of 53 bit precision, which is my only issue).
In addition, Musl (edit: the public domain version in the link) doesn't support hex notation, NaN and Infinity... which I think could be important (my version also supports binary notation, but I didn't finish the hex notation yet).
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Correction: I was looking at the public domain implementation. The Musl library might be a good option for an strtod
patch. I'll review it later.
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Good dea!
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