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Binary/Hexadecimal floating point
How in a macro can one distinguish between binary and hexadecimal
floating point? The type attribute returns the same value for both EB
and EH and so does the length attribute. How can a macro tell the
difference?

TIA. Pierre.


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Pierre Fichaud
03-20-04 01:28 AM


Re: Binary/Hexadecimal floating point
Pierre,
There doesn't appear to be a direct method for doing this. However, I notice
that the scaling attribute S' is always zero for binary floating point
constants. So, as long as you specify a non-zero scale modifier on your hex
fp constants, you can do it. Yuck, it's horrible. Try to rethink what you
want to achieve.

Tom Grieve

"Pierre Fichaud" <matrac@cam.org> wrote in message
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> How in a macro can one distinguish between binary and hexadecimal
> floating point? The type attribute returns the same value for both EB
> and EH and so does the length attribute. How can a macro tell the
> difference?
>
> TIA. Pierre.
>



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