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> [0] don't reply to me about NaNs, please The question is why they added so many NaNs to the spec, instead of just one. Probably for a signal, but who actuall
by Aardwolf 1y ago
> [0] don't reply to me about NaNs, please
The question is why they added so many NaNs to the spec, instead of just one. Probably for a signal, but who actually uses that?
For IEEE float16 the amount of lacking values due to an entire exponent value being needlessly taken up by NaNs is actually quite blatant.
- spc476 1y agoYou could store the address of the offending instruction/code sequence that generated the NaN (think software-only implementation).