On 12:26 Sat 20 Feb , Heinrich Apfelmus wrote:
Nick Bowler wrote:
Similarly, the greatest finite double value can be written as
0x1.fp+1023.
These constants have the form
0x[HH][.H]p[+/-]DDD
If you don't want to wait on an (uncertain) inclusion into the
| Similarly, the greatest finite double value can be written as
| 0x1.fp+1023.
|
| These constants have the form
|
|0x[HH][.H]p[+/-]DDD
|
| If you don't want to wait on an (uncertain) inclusion into the Haskell
| standard, you can implement a small helper function to that
Nick Bowler wrote:
I'd like to propose what I believe is a simple but valuable extension to
Haskell that I haven't seen proposed elsewhere.
C has something it calls hexadecimal floating constants, and it would be
very nice if Haskell had it too. For floating point systems where the
radix
