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The removed text "For example, /Za and /fp (Specify Floating-Point Behavior) may result in floating-point type promotion behavior that does not conform to the ISO C99 or C++11 standards." seemed to have been added for /Za and /fp:fast. We made that combination incompatible a long time ago (2003). In my experiments with /fp:precise and /fp:strict, the option /Za did not make any difference.
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The removed text
"For example, /Za and /fp (Specify Floating-Point Behavior) may result in floating-point type promotion behavior that does not conform to the ISO C99 or C++11 standards."
seemed to have been added for /Za and /fp:fast. We made that combination incompatible a long time ago (2003).
In my experiments with /fp:precise and /fp:strict, the option /Za did not make any difference.