Some of the functions in the BFT result in floating point values. Currently, we check the expected value by just equating them over ==, i.e. if expected_result == actual_result. This fails in a lot of cases where the result is not the same due to the engine architecture and the function do not have a rounding option.
Some of the functions in the BFT result in floating point values. Currently, we check the expected value by just equating them over
==, i.e.if expected_result == actual_result. This fails in a lot of cases where the result is not the same due to the engine architecture and the function do not have aroundingoption.