#Imagine vs Pentium Bug
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Sorry if PC Imagine is out of scope. Don't know where else to ask.
Thinking of buying a Pentium PC to run Imagine for producing Demonstrative
animations for court.
Is my Imagine s/w vulnerable in any way that would show on an animation to that
pesky little flt pt bug on the pENTIUM.
Is it vulnerable in any way at all? A significant error is one thing, but even
an insignificant error might hurt attorney confidence or credibility w/a jury.
You might try asking in GUGPRA forum as well. Lots of IBM/Clone Imagine
users there 🙂 or ask Mike Halvorsen here in Amigavend. He's prez of
Impulse makers of Imagine.
Member of the Association of Media Professionals
Dennis,
let's be realistic. The Pentium error is several decimals beyond the
point. Even if the error occurred in a significant calculation, for
example when Imagine determines the position of an object, which affects
every point belonging to it, the error would be an infinitesimal fraction
of a pixel. Nobody would ever know.
Blaq!