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hi all,
i can't imagine this was not under discussion before. but anyhow:
the (legal) code
{
Float_t x[1]={42};
Float_t y=666;
cout <<y **(x+0)<<endl; // evil
}
does not execute in root (2.21.08, linux-glibc).
the expression *(x+0) is evaluated to infty
(an additional pair of par's around it solves the problem).
as c++ does not know ** as pow(), the expression is
unambiguous even without the maximum-much-principle...
cu,
j"org.
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