The types var and double are identical. They have 64 bit precision, while float has 32 bit precision.
They are identical, but in Zorro scripts double is *not* an IEEE754 Double precision 64-bit. The following script demonstrates a double that is being represented the same as an IEEE754 32-bit float:
function main()
{
double x = 1.00000001;
if(x == 1.0) {
printf("\nx is float");
} else {
printf("\nx is double");
}
}
Can you please clarify what is going on? This is very serious!!
