[ooc-compiler] bug on ARM cpu

[Norayr C. <no...@ar...>]

So, I noticed that a simple REAL division on ARM gives unexpected results.
Then I solved it by doing shifts instead of using division, cause I had 
to finish the project in time.

This is obviously ooc bug, cause it generates different code on ARM and 
on x86(_64):

In attached examples you can inspect generated C output:

<   f0 = 5.3300000000000000E+2f/2.5600000000000000E+2f;
---
 >   f0 = 0.0000000000000000f/0.0000000000000000f;

First line was generated on x86_64 while the last one was generated on 
32bit ARM/GNU+Linux.

I've compiled ooc as usual under GNU/Linux.
The system I've tested it is maemo (core is Debian)


Hope anybody knows where to search for a problem.
Actually I can try to debug ooc in free time. Just its already hard 
because one have to debug non readable generated C code, and its even 
harder on maemo without my favourite ddd.

Sincerely,
Norayr