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# Remove this line to create a well-formed Fossil manifest.
#
#***********************************************************************
#
-# Floating-point to text conversions
+# Floating-point <-> text conversions
+#
+# FAILURES IN THIS SCRIPT ARE NOT NECESSARILY THE FAULT OF SQLITE.
+#
+# Some of the tests below use the system strtod() function as
+# an oracle of truth. These tests assume that the system strtod()
+# is always correct. That is the case for Win11, Macs, most Linux
+# boxes and so forth. But it possible to find a machine for which
+# is not true. (One example, is Macs from around 2005.) On such
+# machines, some of these tests might fail.
+#
+# So, in other words, a failure in any of the tests below does not
+# necessarily mean that SQLite is wrong. It might mean that the
+# strtod() function in the standard library of the machine on which
+# the test is running is wrong.
#
# Verify that binary64 -> text -> binary64 conversions round-trip