malformed floating point number

[Parmelan, Edouard]

Godmar, Alice,

>  Alice,  these appear to be compiler bugs or incompatibilities.
> Since kaffe uses the pizza compiler, it would be best to direct them
> at pizza at cis.unisa.edu.au.
No, pizza use Double.valueOf().

> > When I compile a line with for example "a = 0.2F", I've got the error 
> > "malformed floating point number".
> > If I put "a = 0.2f", it's good. "f" and "F" should be accepted,
shouldn't 
> > they ?
> > 
> > "a = 0.2d" is not accepted but it is with the jdk. Is it normal ?

The following patch accept F, d and D as legal double suffixies.

I also append the DoubleBug.java that reveals this bug.

Edouard.
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