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The JSON spec requires at least one digit in the exponential part, if
specified.

The JSON spec requires at least one digit in the exponential part, if
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lemire commented Jul 22, 2024

Running tests

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lemire commented Jul 22, 2024

The GCC 13 CI error appears unrelated.

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lemire commented Jul 22, 2024

I am going to merge this and release a patch. The fix seems obviously needed. There is a problem with GCC 13 in CI, but I will fix it separately before releasing.

@lemire lemire merged commit 9468d50 into fastfloat:main Jul 22, 2024
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So giving this a second thought, I'm not sure it's correct -- fast_float is tolerant of junk after the number, and for 1.0e, parsing this as 1.0 with trailing junk e is a valid parse. I think we should revert this and instead make tests check for the where the returned pointer ended up.

LeszekSwirski added a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 23, 2024
Revert #251, and instead allow an invalid trailing empty exponent to be
treated as junk data in JSON parsing. Expand the test suite to test this
case, including testing the trailing junk.
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