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It's possible to do more comprehensive testing with randomized tests. Something like
(let ((r (random most-positive-double-float))) (= r (parse-float:parse-float (prin1-to-string r) :type 'double-float :exponent-character #\d)))
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Nice idea.
Do you now if random states are the same across all platforms? I would hate it if test 213 fails on one computer and I cannot reproduce it on mine.
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Random states are definitely not portable, unfortunately.
For single floats, we may opt to just test them all. Why not?
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It's possible to do more comprehensive testing with randomized tests. Something like
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