FIX: Code compiled with the /Og option in Visual C++ 6.0 can cause incorrect calculation for doubles (217033)

RESOLUTION

Disable global optimizations.

Global optimizations can be disabled for the entire project or for a particular source file by removing /Og from either the project's release build compiler settings or an individual file's release build compiler settings.

Note /O1 (minimize size) and /O2 (maximize speed) are composite switches that include /Og. If you are using /O1 or /O2 disable global optimizations by adding /Og- to the appropriate compiler settings.

Global optimization can also be disabled on a function by function basis through the use of #pragma optimize as follows.

#ifndef _DEBUG  // current build is not a debug build<BR/>
#pragma optimize("g", off) // disable global optimization<BR/>
#endif // _DEBUG<BR/><BR/>
void SomeFunction()<BR/>

*** Body of SomeFunction Here ***
return;

#ifndef _DEBUG // current build is not a debug build<BR/>
#pragma optimize("g", on) // re-enable global optimization<BR/>
#endif // _DEBUG<BR/>