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If a Timeout appears, while the idle scheduling is in progress.
The idle scheduler gets interrupted and the timeouts are handled.
Now the idle scheduler has a new starving protection.

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And everything is functionating pretty well.

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And everything is functionating pretty well.

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Now the Idle and Timer are divided in two seperate classes. But now all changed
idles need a new import, before the programm is working again.

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Instead of a bare NAN.

There are still many places in this function where the code bluntly returns a
bare NAN. That is always the wrong thing to do. However, it is not certain
that the #DIV/0! is the right error in all cases. One would need to check in
each case how to get there, and what the reference C++ implementation and
other spreadsheet products do in such a case.

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Returning a NaN with no "double error" semantic payload as such does not make
sense. "Pure" NaNs are displayed in Calc as "nan" which probably is not what
we want.

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Tested-by: Lionel Elie Mamane <lionel@mamane.lu>

Returning -DBL_MAX doesn't make sense. The traditional C++ implementation and
other spreadsheet products return an error.

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Returning DBL_MAX doesn't make sense. The traditional C++ implementation and
other spreadsheet products return an error.

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Surely it doesn't make sense, but we should return zero instead?

At the two call sites, there are tests against a zero having been returned,
but not against a negative value. And the return value is even passed as the
nArrayLength parameter to a formula::DoubleVectorRefToken constructor, which
is of type size_t, thus unsigned. Passing for instance -4 to it ends up being
interpreted as 18446744073709551612, which has fun consequences.

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Having these statistical functions perform well is essential in many cases,
and their implementations seem to be correct.

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The initialism “TDF” is rather obscure still.

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