with division by 0.
Tricked the compiler to use volatile local variable zero instead, so it
does not know for sure whether or not it's going to be zero.

Previously cJSON generated invalid JSON when a number was infinite or
similar. This patch changes the behaviour to match javascript, that is
to render such a number as null.

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You really oughtn't go too far with this, because it's only loose information; as I've said before, cJSON +isn't+ a validating parser. But this might give you enough info to save yourself on some rare occasion ;)



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(changed all C++ // comments to C /* */ comments).



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