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So a well meaning reader will decide not to use floating point. He will switch to fixed point. And encounter the same problem because you never explained it cor
by fargle 7y ago
So a well meaning reader will decide not to use floating point. He will switch to fixed point. And encounter the same problem because you never explained it correctly. You need to understand the material before you create a explanation of it. You are fixated on floating point when you mean binary fractions, which is a superset.
- brazzy 7y agoI very much do explain all of this correctly. I clearly distinguish between the properties of typically available data types (binary floating point vs. decimal fixed point) You are splitting hairs in a pathetic attempt to sling mud.