Hi, Il 13/01/19 19:37, Daniel Glöckner ha scritto: > I really like the idea of using a library to perform floating point > operations and I also like that you made it optional.
Good! > But it looks like you made the assumption that long double is an > 80 bit floating point type. This is only true for x86-32. You have > to look at the LDOUBLE_SIZE macro to determine which of float64_t, > extFloat80_t, and float128_t to use (For x86-32 it is 12 instead of > 10 because of padding). I agree. As I said in my first email, for the moment the patch is Intel-specific (and actually i386-specific). I was asking for preliminary opinions, because if people immediately think that such a patch would never be accepted, then I would not bother generalizing it. BTW, it is correct to assume that for all architecture supported by tcc float and double are always 32 and 64 bits? Thanks, Giovanni. -- Giovanni Mascellani <g.mascell...@gmail.com> Postdoc researcher - Université Libre de Bruxelles
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