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Run llFrand test just once.

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It doesn't make sense to check the output multiple times. It would if lslcommon.IsCalc were set to True, because then it wouldn't be distinguishable from a randomly obtained value. But in non-calc mode, it would raise ELSLCantCompute if it were unpredictable, so it's OK to check just once because if it doesn't raise, it's predictable and can be checked.
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Sei Lisa
2017-01-14 03:56:33 +01:00
parent 2b0633e2f9
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@@ -930,9 +930,8 @@ def do_tests():
test('llFrand(-Infinity)', 0.0)
test('llFrand(-NaN)', -NaN)
test('llFrand(NaN)', NaN)
for i in range(10):
test('llFrand(F32(1.4e-45))', 0.0)
test('llFrand(F32(1.1754942106924411e-38))', 0.0)
test('llFrand(F32(1.4e-45))', 0.0)
test('llFrand(F32(1.1754942106924411e-38))', 0.0)
test('llRot2Fwd(Quaternion((1.,0.,0.,0.)))', Vector((1.,0.,0.)))
test('llRot2Fwd(Quaternion((0.,1.,0.,0.)))', Vector((-1.,0.,0.)))