But you shouldn't use the "common round function", you should use the
Haskell round function.
That's the one that is mathematically better and has hardware support.
On Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 2:05 PM, L.Guo
Thank you all for instructions.
I am not the same education route with you, so i just heard round-to-even for the very first time.
Now I understand why it exists in theory.
And then, in haskell, is that means, I have to use 'floor . (.5+)' instead of 'round' to get the common round function ?
Or else, is there any other alter-round-function in haskell to do this ?
------------------ L.Guo 2008-10-27
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