01-09-2023, 06:23 AM
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Inspired by this recent work, I've written a string-to-IEEE 754 single precision floating-point conversion routine. Below shows 3.14159 x 10^6 being entered and the corresponding encoding in memory:
![[Image: 52615889802_9a7fe250df.jpg]](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52615889802_9a7fe250df.jpg)
![[Image: 52616398431_3cb3b24781.jpg]](https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52616398431_3cb3b24781.jpg)
I'll now modify the routine to convert strings to IEEE 754 double precision format.
Next: monic part 10: retro games
Inspired by this recent work, I've written a string-to-IEEE 754 single precision floating-point conversion routine. Below shows 3.14159 x 10^6 being entered and the corresponding encoding in memory:
I'll now modify the routine to convert strings to IEEE 754 double precision format.