Matrix Division on the 28C/S (and later)

[Thomas Okken]

Yes, that's perfect, thanks! A simple test that I can throw at the new DOT, with expected results, that's what I'm looking for.

I'll write the new version of DOT next week, I think. I'll have to add FMA to the "phloat" functions, using bid128_fma() in the decimal version, and (I think) std::fma() in the binary version, and then implement the functions from your citations. It looks pretty straightforward.