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From: Hugo
Subject: Incorrect use of pow() gives access violation
Date: 11 Jul 2002 14:49:34
Message: <3d2dd33e@news.povray.org>
Hey, it's great to have the final Pov 3.5 but there's a minor surprise here:

#declare f_pattern=function { 1 };
#declare Access_Violation=function { pow( f_pattern(x,y,z), 3,5 ) };


It doesn't work and it shouldn't work, because I by mistake put 3 parameters
in pow() instead of 2 but it causes an access violation... Perhaps it's not
worth to mention such a small bug, but I understand you don't want these
things to happen.. I'm sorry if it's a known issue already, but a search
didn't reveal it.

Best regards,
Hugo


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From: Felix Wiemann
Subject: Re: Incorrect use of pow() gives access violation
Date: 12 Jul 2002 08:16:13
Message: <3d2ec88d@news.povray.org>
Hugo wrote:

> #declare f_pattern=function { 1 };
> #declare Access_Violation=function { pow( f_pattern(x,y,z), 3,5 ) };

Confirmed.
POV-Ray 3.5, Linux 2.4.10
-- 
Felix Wiemann


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