Bug#12985030 SIMPLE QUERY WITH DECIMAL NUMBERS LEAKS MEMORY
Re-write the test, to make pushbuild green. Workaraound for broken pow() function on: SunOS tyr40 5.10 Generic_127112-05 i86pc i386 i86pc (dbx) where current thread: t@1 =>[1] Item_func_pow::val_real(this = 0x238af20) (optimized), at 0xaa8d13 (line ~1980) in "item_func.cc" (dbx) print pow(1.01, 1.0) pow(1.01, 1) = 1.01 (dbx) print pow(1.01, 10.0) pow(1.01, 10) = 1.1046221254112 (dbx) print pow(1.01, 100.0) pow(1.01, 100) = 2.7048138294215 (dbx) print pow(1.01, 1000.0) pow(1.01, 1000) = 20959.155637814 (dbx) print pow(1.01, 10000.0) pow(1.01, 10000) = 1.635828711189e+43 (dbx) print pow(1.01, 100000.0) pow(1.01, 100000) = Infinity (dbx) print pow(1.01, 1000000.0) pow(1.01, 1000000) = Infinity (dbx) print pow(1.01, 10000000.0) pow(1.01, 10000000) = Infinity (dbx) print pow(1.01, 100000000.0) pow(1.01, 100000000) = Infinity (dbx) print pow(1.01, 1000000000.0) pow(1.01, 1000000000) = 0.0 (dbx) print pow(1.01, 10000000000.0) pow(1.01, 10000000000) = 0.0 (dbx) print value value = 1.0111111111111 (dbx) print val2 val2 = 8796093022207.0 (dbx) print pow(value, val2) pow(value, val2) = 0.0 so it seems pow(1.01, y) returns Infinity for large y, but then starts to return 0.0 for even larger values of y.
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