This program tests for a bug in the Intel Pentium floating point
math unit. This bug only appears with certain operands and causes error
at the eight significant digit after the decimal place. If this creates a 
problem for you, contact Intel, and they will replace your processor. This 
bug appears to be in all speeds of the Pentium.

	To run the program, merely type 'pentium', then return. A display 
of a 'bug-free' Pentium is displayed below.

	result is    1.00000000000000000000e+000
	3 result is    3.33333333333333333342e-001
	Any char to continue

If your Pentium has the bug, then your output for the first line will
be aprox.


	result is    9.99999999642e-001
	3 result is    3.33333333333333333342e-001
	Any char to continue

The important thing is that the first result is not exactly equal to 1.000.
		Good luck and happy computing.