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I ran the same test on TS2000i with very similar results.
The largest number the PowerEditor would allow was slightly different:
TS2000i 100,000,000,000,000,008.0063
TS4.0 100,000,000,000,000,008.0090
The results of the arithmetic are the same up until very large numbers.
It handles the very large numbers better:
TS4.0: 12345678407663620.00 -539223040.00 12884901888.000000000000000
TS2000: 12345678407663616.00 12345678848.00 0.000000000000000
Correct: 12345678901234567.89 12345678901.00 0.234567800000000
TS4.0: 99999998430674940.00 1215750144.00 98784247808.000000000000000
TS2000: 99999998430674944.00 99999997952.00 0.000000000000000
Correct: 100000000000000008.00 100000000000.00 0.000008006300000
So the conclusions are about the same as for TS4.0 - both use single
precision floats.
The test results and code are appended below.
Bob Fulks
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Calc: 1234567936.00 1234.00 0.567993000000000
Good: 1234567890.12 1234.00 0.567890123456780
Calc: 12345678848.00 12345.00 0.678711000000000
Good: 12345678901.23 12345.00 0.678901234567800
Calc: 123456790528.00 123456.00 0.789063000000000
Good: 123456789012.34 123456.00 0.789012345678000
Calc: 1234567954432.00 1234568.00 0.000000000000000
Good: 1234567890123.45 1234567.00 0.890123456780000
Calc: 12345679020032.00 12345679.00 0.000000000000000
Good: 12345678901234.56 12345678.00 0.901234567800000
Calc: 123456788103168.00 123456792.00 0.000000000000000
Good: 123456789012345.67 123456789.00 0.012345678000000
Calc: 1234567948140544.00 1234567936.00 0.000000000000000
Good: 1234567890123456.78 1234567890.00 0.123456780000000
Calc: 12345678407663616.00 12345678848.00 0.000000000000000
Good: 12345678901234567.89 12345678901.00 0.234567800000000
Calc: 99999998430674944.00 99999997952.00 0.000000000000000
Good: 100000000000000008.00 100000000000.00 0.000008006300000
Calc: 1000000128.00 1000.00 0.000122070000000
Good: 1000000100.00 1000.00 0.000100000111111
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