is real an 80-bit type or not?
Anders F Björklund
afb at algonet.se
Mon Dec 18 00:18:01 PST 2006
Jarrett Billingsley wrote:
>>I think it will be "real".
>
> Then what happens when you want an 80-bit float? Or if, far in the future
> or on really exotic architectures, 128-bit floats are not the biggest type?
But "real" is not defined as an 80-bit type...
When 256-bit floats arrive, they will be real.
I suggested using "extended" for fixed 80-bit.
And that real should be converted to an alias.
--anders
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