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Thanks. After thinking about it some more, I guess the argument is that 3.5, as an inexact number, could conceivably be so inaccurate that it's actually zero, in which case...
I just tried running the program under Linux (Ubuntu 20.04.4 LTS). The same problem occurs, except that now the incorrect bytes come from 8 KB later in the file than...
From the same section of the Chez Scheme User's Guide: > A time-zone offset represents the time-zone offset, in seconds, from UTC. It is an exact integer in the range...
In the description of `date-year-day`: > A year-day is an exact nonnegative integer less than 367, where 0 represents the first day of the year (January 1), 1 the second...
> We attempt to transfer this principle to `lcm`, and thus needs to find a value `neutral` > which satisfies: > > ``` > (lcm a neutral) = (lcm a)...
Not sure if my problem is the same as this bug, but it's related to Do Not Notify, at least. I don't want to be notified when junk mail arrives....