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14 Jan 2013Andreas Gieriet
In my first solution to your question I took your question too literal: you ask for a floating point solution.Reading now your expected result shows that you in fact talk about a fixed point problem.A fix point approach places the separation between integral part and the fraction part at a...
Call me paranoid but I did not follow your link (sorry).By "floating point", I assume you are talking about an arbitrary number of digits in "xxx.xxx" format and not the floating point values stored in float and double values, which are handled by machine hardware.The first thing you...
12 Jan 2013Alfred16
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I am required to write a code which multiplies two floating point numbers in binary format. The code works fine when I give an integer input, but doesn't give correct result for floating point input. When I give an input for example:3.2 and 12.2I am getting this...
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