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When dividing BigDecimal by a Float, the Float is converted to Rational “for higher precision,” and then divides the numerator by the denominator. However, when doing that division, `div19` was being used which does a `floor` on the returned float. This commit replaces the call to `div19` with `op_div`. This commit also addresses issues with return type of the result, which changes from version to version in Ruby. See https://github.com/rubyspec/rubyspec/pull/220 for tests. Use java.math.BigDecimal to compute rational and float value. Make test applicable for 1.9/2.0 only. Code cleanup. A bit of housekeeping, adding whitespaces after commas, and around equals. Return Float when BigDecimal is divided by Float in 1.9. Recent versions of 1.9.3 now exhibit the same behaviour as 2.0.
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This fixes #644 and #648. See this #648 (comment) comment for discussion.