Always false float comparisons

[Timon Gehr via Digitalmars-d]

On 16.05.2016 00:34, Walter Bright wrote:
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>> Yes. Algorithms can break because of it.
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> So far, nobody has posted a legitimate one (i.e. not contrived).

My examples were not contrived. Manu's even less so.

What you call "illegitimate" are really just legitimate examples that 
you dismiss because they do not match your own specific experience. I 
think that's a little disrespectful.