newRPL: Alpha demo 0.9 released [UPDATED 2017-10-25]

[Claudio L.]

(08-29-2017 05:47 AM)The Shadow Wrote:  Something else. I generated a long list of Gaussian primes in the first quadrant - in other words, a long list of both complex numbers and integers. (The list is 1514 entries long.)

139 is in the list. I did 139 POS, and got back 0. Then I did (139 0) POS, and got a result. When I did GET on the result, I got 139. I've tried this with smaller lists, but so far I haven't gotten the same behavior.

I'll take a deep look, size of the list doesn't really matter. Any chance you could copy/paste the list with the simulator (or SDSTO to an SD card with your 50g) and send it to me via PM or email? I want to see what's in that list that made the == operator fail, although the same function that compares (139 0) to 139 does the comparison of the real part of 139.