hi,
Can someone let me know the command to check if a value is inf or NaN
in c++? I am using gcc in linux. Thanks for help.
zl2k 10 106261
zl2k wrote:
Can someone let me know the command to check if a value is inf or NaN
in c++? I am using gcc in linux. Thanks for help.
man isnan
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zl2k napsal:
hi,
Can someone let me know the command to check if a value is inf or NaN
in c++? I am using gcc in linux. Thanks for help.
zl2k
NaN is the only value, for which is expression value == value always
false. So:
template<typena me T>
inline bool isnan(T value)
{
return value != value;
}
// requires #include <limits>
template<typena me T>
inline bool isinf(T value)
{
return std::numeric_li mits<T>::has_in finity() &&
value == std::numeric_li mits<T>::infini ty();
}
Ondra Holub napsal:
zl2k napsal:
hi,
Can someone let me know the command to check if a value is inf or NaN
in c++? I am using gcc in linux. Thanks for help.
zl2k
NaN is the only value, for which is expression value == value always
false. So:
template<typena me T>
inline bool isnan(T value)
{
return value != value;
}
// requires #include <limits>
template<typena me T>
inline bool isinf(T value)
{
return std::numeric_li mits<T>::has_in finity() &&
value == std::numeric_li mits<T>::infini ty();
}
Small correction of posted code (has_infinity is not function, so
parentheses are removed):
template<typena me T>
inline bool isnan(T value)
{
return value != value;
}
// requires #include <limits>
template<typena me T>
inline bool isinf(T value)
{
return std::numeric_li mits<T>::has_in finity &&
value == std::numeric_li mits<T>::infini ty();
}
Ondra Holub wrote:
Ondra Holub napsal:
zl2k napsal:
hi,
Can someone let me know the command to check if a value is inf or NaN
in c++? I am using gcc in linux. Thanks for help.
zl2k
template<typena me T>
inline bool isnan(T value)
{
return value != value;
}
// requires #include <limits>
template<typena me T>
inline bool isinf(T value)
{
return std::numeric_li mits<T>::has_in finity &&
value == std::numeric_li mits<T>::infini ty();
}
Why not:
#include <cmath>
...
if ( std::isinf( value ))
{
// value is infinity
}
if ( std::isnan( value ))
{
// value is not a number
}
Greg
Ondra Holub wrote:
Ondra Holub napsal:
zl2k napsal:
hi,
Can someone let me know the command to check if a value is inf or NaN
in c++? I am using gcc in linux. Thanks for help.
zl2k
// requires #include <limits>
template<typena me T>
inline bool isinf(T value)
{
return std::numeric_li mits<T>::has_in finity() &&
value == std::numeric_li mits<T>::infini ty();
}
This implementation of isinf() incorrectly returns false when value is
equal to negative infinity.
Greg
Greg napsal:
Ondra Holub wrote:
Ondra Holub napsal:
zl2k napsal:
hi,
Can someone let me know the command to check if a value is inf or NaN
in c++? I am using gcc in linux. Thanks for help.
zl2k
template<typena me T>
inline bool isnan(T value)
{
return value != value;
}
// requires #include <limits>
template<typena me T>
inline bool isinf(T value)
{
return std::numeric_li mits<T>::has_in finity &&
value == std::numeric_li mits<T>::infini ty();
}
Why not:
#include <cmath>
...
if ( std::isinf( value ))
{
// value is infinity
}
if ( std::isnan( value ))
{
// value is not a number
}
Greg
isnan is part of C99 standard. It is not required in current C++
standard (because it is from 1998). Although many compilers support it,
it is not 100% portable. See http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lit...html#faq-29.15
Greg napsal:
Ondra Holub wrote:
Ondra Holub napsal:
zl2k napsal:
hi,
Can someone let me know the command to check if a value is inf or NaN
in c++? I am using gcc in linux. Thanks for help.
zl2k
>
// requires #include <limits>
template<typena me T>
inline bool isinf(T value)
{
return std::numeric_li mits<T>::has_in finity() &&
value == std::numeric_li mits<T>::infini ty();
}
This implementation of isinf() incorrectly returns false when value is
equal to negative infinity.
Greg
Question was, how to check for infinity (which I understand positive
infinity as 1 is understand +1), not how to check for positive or
negative infinity. Of course, it does not detect -inf. If there is
necessary to detect any infinity, it may be done for example this way:
#include <limits>
template<typena me T>
inline bool isanyinf(T value)
{
return value >= std::numeric_li mits<T>::min() && value <=
std::numeric_li mits<T>::max();
}
Ondra Holub wrote:
>
isnan is part of C99 standard. It is not required in current C++
standard (because it is from 1998). Although many compilers support it,
it is not 100% portable. See
The current C++ standard is from 2003, a technical revision of the 1998
standard.
isnan is part of TR1, and has been incorporated into the working draft
for C++0x.
--
-- Pete
Roundhouse Consulting, Ltd. ( www.versatilecoding.com)
Author of "The Standard C++ Library Extensions: a Tutorial and
Reference." ( www.petebecker.com/tr1book)
Ondra Holub wrote:
Greg napsal:
Ondra Holub wrote:
Ondra Holub napsal:
zl2k napsal:
hi,
Can someone let me know the command to check if a value is inf or NaN
in c++? I am using gcc in linux. Thanks for help.
zl2k
// requires #include <limits>
template<typena me T>
inline bool isinf(T value)
{
return std::numeric_li mits<T>::has_in finity() &&
value == std::numeric_li mits<T>::infini ty();
}
This implementation of isinf() incorrectly returns false when value is
equal to negative infinity.
Question was, how to check for infinity (which I understand positive
infinity as 1 is understand +1), not how to check for positive or
negative infinity.
The standard routine, isinf() in <math.htests for whether its
argument has an infinite value. Therefore isinf() returns true when
called with either positive or negative infinity, because both are
infinite values.
Implementing another isinf() function that performs a similar, but
different test, would just cause confusion - at best. A programmer
would have to make sure which isinf() is being called in a particular
fil - just to know what its return value means.
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