On Tue, May 12, 2020 at 02:37:01PM -0500, David Bowen wrote:
> Pete,
> 
>    cpspch treats pch values like 8.15 as if it were 9.03. I'm assuming
> cps2pch is trying to duplicate that behavior. The simple multiply to get
> the index would work if we didn't allow this special case, but I believe
> the while loop is there to handle it, but the logic isn't quite right.
> 
Whoops!  Yes, I was forgetting the definitions and confusing 'pch'
with 'oct'.  I see now why fract has to always be multiplied by 100.
Your fix looks correct then.

	-- Pete --

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