Re: Machine epsilon: conclusion

CBFalconer wrote:
jacob navia wrote:
Richard Heathfield wrote:

... snip ...

You have the same bug as last time. No standard-conforming
implementation may define QFLT_EPSILON in the standard header
<float.h>, as I pointed out to you earlier this week.

I have told you thousand times that this can be disabled
by using -ansic.

All extensions are disabled with -ansic, except _stdcall

What has this to do with the C language? I thought lcc-win32
discussions were to be placed on the comp.compilers.lcc newsgroup?

The fact that QFLT_EPSILON is /not/ defined in a compiler's conforming mode
is not specific to lcc-win32.
.

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