Valhalla and Java Numeracy

[dalibor topic]

On 09.03.2018 02:31, A Z wrote:
> -Would Valhalla be predicted to be released with new, in place versions
> 
> of float and double, Float and Double, that could immediately
> 
> be carried forward through the rest of java,but that don't have
> 
> floating point weaknesses anymore?
> 

Dear anonymous,

In the course of the past week you seem to have received at least half a 
dozen replies, all very politely telling you that no, you can't have the 
things that you seem to want.

Unfortunately, an unsatisfied desire for replies seems to have led you 
from one mailing list to another to re-raise the same, already and 
repeatedly answered, issues in slightly different disguises.

Since I have received a few complaints about your irritating behavior, 
I'd like to very politely ask you to please be so kind to stop 
re-posting your pet issues to OpenJDK mailing lists.

Please do keep in mind that posting to OpenJDK mailing lists is a 
privilege, rather than a right, and as such can (and will) be taken away 
from individuals that deliberately chose to wear out their welcome.
cheers,
dalibor topic
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