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Buth for Forth you can have a totally working software floating point made from the people whose later would set the IEEE standard. Think about very small mic
by anthk 1y ago
Buth for Forth you can have a totally working software floating point
made from the people whose later would set the IEEE standard.
Think about very small microcontrollers without FP in hardware, you can be sure that a software FP implementation will perfectly work under the standard thresolds.
- Dylan16807 1y agoOkay, I guess? I appreciate having a well-verified library when I can't have floating point hardware, but I'm never in that situation and I really don't see how it's relevant to this discussion. Any floating point implementation is going to have rounding problems, including IEEE. The example above is IEEE.