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With rustc version 1.44.1, the following expression evaluates to minus infinity, instead of the correct value of approximately -18.7:
rustc
fn main() { let x = (-67886600.94408971f64).asinh(); assert!(!x.is_infinite()); }
Perhaps taking the absolute value of the first self in the implementation of asinh would make it more numerically stable?
self
asinh
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This is fixed on nightly with #72486. (playground)
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With
rustc
version 1.44.1, the following expression evaluates to minus infinity, instead of the correct value of approximately -18.7:Perhaps taking the absolute value of the first
self
in the implementation ofasinh
would make it more numerically stable?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: