I have some single and double precision floats that I want 开发者_开发百科to write to and read from a byte[]. Is there anything in .Net I can use to convert them to and from their 32 and 64 bit IEEE 7
Standard IEEEDoublePrecision What is the largest and smallest number be displayed in the standard? how开发者_高级运维 is it?The largest \"number\" you can store in IEEE754 double precision is Infinity
I am attempting to emulate a (no longer existing) mainframe report generator in an Access 2003 or Access 2010 environment. The data it generates must match exactly with paper reports from the early 70
I would like to have the closest number below 1.0 as a floating point. By reading wikipedia\'s article on IEEE-754 I have managed to find out that the binary representation for 1.0 is 3FF0000000000000
System.out.开发者_StackOverflow中文版println(2.14656); 2.14656 System.out.println(2.14656%2); 0.14656000000000002
Here are the goals I\'m trying to achieve: I need to pack 32 bit IEEE floats into 30 bits. I want to do this by decreasing the size of mantissa by 2 bits.
I\'m taking in a float as input, and then outputting its equivalent representation in base 2 scientific notation. This is in IEEE 32 bits with: 31 sign bit, 23-30 exponent (with 127 offset), 0-22 mant
If I开发者_Python百科 wanted to convert a number Ex. 32.24x10^5 to IEEE 754 standard BY HAND how would I do it?First, read and familiarize yourself with some information about the format. Then convert
I found a topic below for convert MBF to IEEE. Convert MBF Single and Double to IEEE Anyone can explain what are the function of the code marked below?
Is this possible to extract mantissa and exponent from a float in major R6RS Scheme implementations so that:
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