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INSTRUCTIONS

To report a bug in the IBIS golden parser.  Please fill out the top part
of the following form and send the complete form to ibis-bug@eda.org.

A list of reported bugs will be maintained on eda.org.

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PARSER VERSION NUMBER: 5.1.2

PLATFORM (SPARC, HP700, PC, etc.): PC

OS AND VERSION: Windows 7

REPORTED BY: Curtis Clark, ANSYS, Inc.

DATE: January 14, 2013

DESCRIPTION OF BUG:

This is a code cleanup proposal to correct a wrong minimum integer limit in
the ami.h module and also to clean up the code to avoid an unnecessary
#include math.h library.

An old 32 bit platform failed to build the Version 5.1.2 code due to
the way AMI_INTEGER_MIN and AMI_INTEGER_MAX were defined:

#define AMI_INTEGER_MAX (pow(2,31)-1) 
#define AMI_INTEGER_MIN (-pow(2,32))


The AMI_INTEGER_MIN should be AMI_INTEGER_MIN(-pow(2,31).

The complies with stated integer integer minimum of -2147483648 in
the specification.

A better solution might be to explicitly define

#define AMI_INTEGER_MAX 2147483647 
#define AMI_INTEGER_MIN -2147483648

Then #include math.h could be removed.


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BUG NUMBER:  141

SEVERITY: [FATAL, SEVERE, MODERATE, ANNOYING, ENHANCEMENT]  MODERATE

PRIORITY: [HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW]                               LOW

STATUS: [OPEN, CLOSED, WILL NOT FIX, NOT A BUG]             CLOSED

FIXED VERSION:  5.1.3

FIXED DATE:     March 20, 2013

NOTES ON BUG FIX: 
Classified at the February 22, 2013 Teleconference meeting.
To be fixed in the next release.



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