| commit | 46ed74e8d456d7d2a983c6c86e2c347d8a5b4843 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | kenton@google.com <kenton@google.com@630680e5-0e50-0410-840e-4b1c322b438d> | Wed Dec 23 02:08:05 2009 +0000 |
| committer | kenton@google.com <kenton@google.com@630680e5-0e50-0410-840e-4b1c322b438d> | Wed Dec 23 02:08:05 2009 +0000 |
| tree | 36f35ae5ee48b75cfaa3465fca1adb49fd9c0b26 | |
| parent | d0047c43d955174d79a2df623dbb4007965252b5 [diff] |
Actually, that last revision can be simpler -- we don't need to parse strings at all, as simply entering 1e1000 as a float literal in Python will be evaluated as infinity.