... in the 80 bit registers (64 bit significand) then the results might be different. There is a discussion on another list on the advantages of extra precision in floating point products. It would be nice to have a high-level language allowing for extra precision in multiply/add, such as generated by the x87. -- glen

...to use, no matter how familiar with them you become. * For those who uses scratch buffer for elisp coding, she can set the default mode for untitled buffer to emacs lisp mode. Or, more precisely, Lisp Interaction Mode. you are right. Thanks for correction. But this option exists already: `initial-major-mode'. Yes, but what's your point? You seemed to be arguing for a feature which already exists...

... for newer ones that are "in the pipeline." That is, if they need fighters *right now.* The F/A-18s aren't too shabby as is. And what, exactly, was the F-18's contribution in East Timor? Precisely zilch. In Peter Cosgrove's own words: "The RAAF were useless". He had access to 6 F-111s, with about 4 days'-worth of ordnance if Indonesia had got cranky. His only real aerial weapon was the Blackhawk. So.....based on our ...

... powerless and have death and disease and cancers. You think Mark Earnest has the answers with women who speak angelic with words that have infinite meanings and you have to guess? Not at all. You can say exactly and precisely in plain English. Without any religion or anything of this kind. If you want a beautiful world - free of suffering then MAKE it. Stop proving how ugly things are and stop proving you have death and misery and ...

... Mission or the agenda then I do as they say without question. I do agree some of the messages look very odd and they contradict each other and they make no sense - but they say every single word is exactly and precisely chosen and they knew these words hundreds of years ago - long before we were anywhere near Earth. And as we approached we read minds - sent out signals to build the communications and the light and the music and the ...

... personally around those involved. If so our unjust government will surely get its just desert - unfortunately at taxpayer expense. First it misspends taxpayer dollars, then someone like Tim McVeigh destroys more taxpayer dollars. Perhaps precision killings would be a whole lot less costly, and in the extreme event certainly allow us to avoid the destruction from a civil war. But then again I suppose you need to destroy the weapons of ...

...@posted.internetamerica... We have created many worlds. Every time a skilled science fiction writer invents a new world, it comes into existence somewhere in the Cosmos, somewhere in time. And that is precisely how your very world came into existence. You will find humans and your world were created. Creators do not write a book or make a movie and suddenly a world and people come into existence. The ...

... on auto in your mind telling you how great it is, how free you are, whilst your nation goes down the toilet. :-) "Discussions on anti-Americanism have in most cases lacked a precise definition of what the sentiment entails, which has led to the term being used broadly and in an impressionistic manner, resulting in an incoherent nature in the many expressions described as anti-American." http://en.wikipedia....

... trifle. Familiarity is important aspect of software usability. * For those who uses scratch buffer for elisp coding, she can set the default mode for untitled buffer to emacs lisp mode. Or, more precisely, Lisp Interaction Mode. you are right. Thanks for correction. But this option exists already: `initial-major-mode'. Yes, but what's your point? * Adopting the suggestion would fix several problems ...

...you will wish to make a point of expressing them accurately. Please understand, that the level of precision and time spend in writing needed depends on the context. You would be a fool, to spend one ...seem to me don't have much general education to sufficiently understand the situation, but gave a retort about precision that is typical of sophomorons. OK, back to the main point. It seems that `switch-to-buffer'...