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4 check-ins going from 56af06fa12104a1f to 3dec4b35ecd68a4d

2024-06-10
18:30
The aggressive rounding behavior is now only accessible using the internal sqlite3MPrintf() function. The round() SQL function uses that internal function so it can access the aggressive rounding. But ordinary extensions and the format() SQL function cannot. Update: Superseded by round-up-2 branch (Closed-Leaf check-in: 3dec4b35ec user: drh tags: round-up)
18:10
More aggressive rounding behavior for the round() function only. Format() still uses the classic behavior, and the same behavior exhibited by printf() in glibc. (check-in: a1b57288d7 user: drh tags: round-up)
14:31
Change the rounding behavior of float point to decimal conversions such that if the next digit is 4 but the value is within one epsilon of the next digit being 5 and if the epsilon is small compared the number of digits to be rendered, then go ahead and round up anyhow, even though the correct behavior would be to round down. (check-in: 4a790d3b28 user: drh tags: round-up)
12:43
Improved header comment on the sqlite3FpDecode() implementation. For the fpdecode() SQL function (available in debug builds only) limit the value of the third parameter (mxRound) to be positive. (check-in: 56af06fa12 user: drh tags: trunk)