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Description: ------------ The fmod(dividend, divisor) function returns wrong values for negative dividends that are smaller than the divisor. For example -0.8 mod 6 => -1 * 6 + 5.2, so the result of the modulo (= remainder) is 5.2. Test script: --------------- <?php echo fmod(-0.8, 6); //Should return 5.2, but returns -0.8 ?> Expected result: ---------------- 5.2 Actual result: -------------- -0.8 PatchesPull RequestsHistoryAllCommentsChangesGit/SVN commits
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Nope, it is correct. Read up on fmod and negative operands and you can try this simple C program: void main(int argc, char *argv[]) { printf("%f", fmod(-0.8,6)); }