Can anyone figure out why, given all the additions and subtractions involving doubles, going on in the following method; the only one wrapped in double( ) is the last one?
BTW: members lo & hi are both doubles. And the full source code is here.
inline doubledouble operator +(const doubledouble& x, const doubledoub
+le& y) {
double H, h, T, t, S, s, e, f;
S = x.hi + y.hi;
T = x.lo + y.lo;
e = S - x.hi;
f = T - x.lo;
s = S - e;
t = T - f;
s = ( y.hi - e ) + ( x.hi - s);
t = ( y.lo - f ) + ( x.lo - t );
e = s + T;
H = S + e;
h = e + ( S - H );
e = t + h;
doubledouble z;
z.hi = H + e;
z.lo = e + double( H - z.hi );
return z;
}
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