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                                            Juha Reunanen

Msg lost when consumer is set to no ack

> is it possible to have only 1 message at the time and still use amqp_basic_consume? Have you tried setting `prefetch_count` to 1? Maybe something along these lines? amqp_basic_qos_t req;...

Msg lost when consumer is set to no ack

Yeah, I would expect that too. You may also try _basic.get_, instead of _basic.consume_. For more information, see e.g. this (just the first Google hit): https://www.cloudamqp.com/blog/rabbitmq-basic-consume-vs-rabbitmq-basic-get.html Yes I know that...

Regression when removing type casting in IsCollinear()

Can reproduce. Yeah, with these inputs (which are exactly ±`0x4000000000000`) and using integer math, `a*b` wraps to 0, as does `c*d`. So perhaps an error in this direction _is_ more...

`RectClip` not always preserving orientation

Not at all urgent from my side – I have a workaround in place already.

`RectClip` not always preserving orientation

Thank you Angus for fixing this! 🥳🥳🥳 Can confirm that the fix works on my machine as well! 😅

Avoid a compiler warning, and while at it hopefully fix the code so that it does what it was supposed to do in the first place

Ok, no problem, enjoy your vacation :D ... from my side this is not urgent at all

`exp(89.0f)` is NaN

NB: I'm not using Xbyak.

`exp(89.0f)` is NaN

I think the problem is that [here](https://github.com/herumi/fmath/blob/01f461f42870b833bf7b50e83f3abc69232ca61f/fmath.hpp#L419), `limit` is the input value (`x`) rounded to an integer (such as `89`), and it's compared to `0x42b00000` that is a very large...

`exp(89.0f)` is NaN

Yeah, no rush from my side!