Wireshark-bugs: [Wireshark-bugs] [Bug 11042] dissection not happening properly for latitude and 
      
      
    
     Guy Harris
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              bug 11042
        
          
             
          
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            Comment # 7
              on bug 11042
              from  Guy Harris
        The fix that corrects the display to show 21.701904 and 23.701904 - which are,
as per my analysis, the correct values, *NOT* 21.23... or 23.23... - was in
1.99.3, but was not in the 1.99.2 release.  It was made on February 28, 2015.
Change 7592d39 is older; it was made on December 13, 2014, so
1.99.2-35-g7592d39 might not show the correct values.
Please update all your machines either to the 1.99.3 development release or to
a *later* version.
If anybody at your company believes that the correct fractional part of the
longitude and latitude values is .23... rather than .701904, please have them
provide a document indicating that the correct interpretation of "a two's
complement, fixed point number with 9 whole bits" in RFC 6757, section 3.1.2,
is *not* that the number is a binary number with the binary point following the
first 9 bits of the number.
         
      
      
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