More instantiation problems under hpux
John David Anglin
dave@hiauly1.hia.nrc.ca
Wed Jan 16 08:43:00 GMT 2002
> I have no knowledge of hpux; however I don't think it could be
> possible to create "unnormalized" (is that the same as denormalized?)
> values larger that limits. Or am I being dense?
Looking at the manual, the correct term is denormalized. The hex
ranges for positive PA floats are:
Signaling NaN 7fffffff - 7fc00000
Quiet Nan 7fbfffff - 7f800000
Infinity 7f800000
Normalized 7f7fffff - 00800000
Denormalized 007fffff - 00000001
Zero 00000000
As I mentioned, floating point exceptions are all disabled by default
under hpux, so overflows, underflows, inexact results are all quietly
ignored.
Dave
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