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This has always been an issue with sorting float arrays that contain NaN in C or C++ (e.g. with std::sort() with the default "<" comparator.)
by ericdfoley 3y ago
This has always been an issue with sorting float arrays that contain NaN in C or C++ (e.g. with std::sort() with the default "<" comparator.)
- vitiral 3y agowhat has been? OOB errors?
- ericdfoley 3y agoSeg faults
- vitiral 3y agoso... you're saying you've hit this exact bug before? I bet that was a fun debug session!