I believe that is a deep implementation detail. Oj does this:
if (ni->nan) {
rnum = rb_float_new(0.0/0.0);
}
I can't find a Ruby equivalent for that, Float.new doesn't appear to exist, but it does create a new Float object every time (from an actual C's NaN it constructs on-site), hence diff...
I believe that is a deep implementation detail. Oj does this:
if (ni->nan) {
rnum = rb_float_new(0.0/0.0);
}
I can't find a Ruby equivalent for that, Float.new doesn't appear to exist, but it does create a new Float object every time (from an actual C's NaN it constructs on-site), hence diff...
