numfmt: round values if precision is 0 #4089
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GNU numfmt rounds the result of
numfmt --round=from-zero --to-unit=1024 -- 6000
to6
whereas uutils numfmt doesn't do any rounding in this case and returns5.859375
. The rounding works fine, however, if the precision is > 0, for example, if6000
is changed to6000.0
(precision = 1), both tools return5.9
.This PR fixes this issue and makes the tests
round-1
,round-1-up
,round-1-down
,round-1-to-zero
, andround-1-near
in https://github.com/coreutils/coreutils/blob/master/tests/misc/numfmt.pl pass.