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quad precision on PowerPC?


https://www-304.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=2030&uid=swg21245006
says:

    GCC versions 4.0 and higher support 128-bit quad precision
    floating point values. The XL compilers now provide the
    -qfloat=gcclongdouble option to be compatible with GCC's
    representation of 128-bit quad precision floating point
    values.

Anyone knows how to enable it?

By default, I just get the double-double representation (yielding
106-bit precision).

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