What\'s the best way to emulate single-precision floating point in python?(Or other floating point for开发者_如何学编程mats for that matter?)Just use ctypes?numpy has a float32 type.If numpy (the exce
I have a little computer with BusyBox, and compiling anything on it is a nightmare. I want to do something simple like \"0,5*2\", but can\'t without additional software.
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I was writing an instructive example for a colleague to show him why testing floats for equality is often a bad idea. The example I went with was adding .1 ten times, and comparing against 1.0 (the on
The following code in C# (.Net 3.5 SP1) is an infinite loop on my machine: for (float i = 0; i < float.MaxValue; i++) ;
I have a large C++ program that modifies the FPU control word (using _controlfp()).It unmasks some FPU exceptions and installs a SEHTranslator to produce typed C++ exceptions.I am using VC++ 9.0.
I\'ve run into an odd problem with this code: legibIndex = 206.385 - 84.6 * (countSylb / countWord) - 1.015 * (countWord / countSent);
I am not sure how to deal with floating point exceptions in either C or C++. From wiki, there are following types of floating point exceptions:
What I\'m doing I have a scene which algorithmically draws a prism with a hexagonal cross-section and n layers of such prisms 开发者_如何学Gosurrounding the center one, such that all the prisms toget
I\'ve managed to create a simple mandelbrot explorer using Open Gl, and the CGFX SDK provided by NVidia. It works well, but is currently float based, and therefore doesn\'t have much \"depth\" -- As t
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