为什么在10.0000000000000008之后减少小数部分时比较返回True?
// declaration and groundcase with only mandatory type (other cases
// intecepted by specializations)
template <typename MandT, typename ...>
struct MyClass
{
virtual void hello () = 0;
virtual ~MyClass () {}
virtual char * goodmorning (MandT const &) = 0;
};
// groundcase with a single optional type
template <typename MandT, typename OptT>
struct MyClass<MandT, OptT>
{
virtual void hello (OptT const &) = 0;
virtual ~MyClass () {}
virtual char * goodmorning (MandT const &) = 0;
};
// recursive case
template <typename MandT, typename OptT, typename ... MoreOptTs>
struct MyClass<MandT, OptT, MoreOptTs...>
: public MyClass<MandT, MoreOptTs...>
{
using MyClass<MandT, MoreOptTs...>::hello;
virtual void hello (OptT const &) = 0;
virtual ~MyClass () {}
};
struct Derived0 : public MyClass<char>
{
void hello () override { }
char * goodmorning (char const &) override
{ return nullptr; }
};
struct Derived1 : public MyClass<char, double>
{
void hello (double const &) override { }
char * goodmorning (char const &) override
{ return nullptr; }
};
struct Derived2 : public MyClass<char, double, int>
{
void hello (double const &) override { }
void hello (int const &) override { }
char * goodmorning (char const &) override
{ return nullptr; }
};
int main()
{
Derived0 d0;
Derived1 d1;
Derived2 d2;
d0.hello();
d0.goodmorning('a');
d1.hello(1.2);
d1.goodmorning('b');
d2.hello(3.4);
d2.hello(5);
d2.goodmorning('c');
}