Kernel_d: Use integral_division() #7979
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Failed in CGAL-6.0-I-150/Kernel_d Fixed in 6.0-Ic-154 |
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Successfully tested in CGAL-6.0-Ic-156 |
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Summary of Changes
In case neither GMP or Leda are installed the Kernel_d testsuite shows a bug, namely a division using
/.We replace it with
integral_division.There is more to do, as there are some testcases which define double as RT. This leads to runtime errors
and may gloss over more errors for a number type without divisions.
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