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Introduce tolerance in tests of numeric functions.

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There are slight differences across CPU architectures which we cannot
avoid. These should have no practical consequences for the users.
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Stanisław Barzowski 2020-02-02 12:23:25 +01:00
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0.78539816339744828 "0.785398163397448"

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std.atan(1) local tolerance = (import 'tolerance.libsonnet').tolerance;
tolerance(std.atan(1))

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1.5574077246549021 "1.557407724654902"

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std.tan(1) local tolerance = (import 'tolerance.libsonnet').tolerance;
tolerance(std.tan(1))

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1.1486983549970351 "1.148698354997035"

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std.pow(2, 0.2) local tolerance = (import 'tolerance.libsonnet').tolerance;
tolerance(std.pow(2, 0.2))

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{
// Formats a floating point number to get 15 digits
// after the decimal point. It is used for some tests
// of numeric functions, where a range of values is
// acceptable, due to differences in cpu architecture.
tolerance(x):: "%.15f" % x
}