Float.SingleSingle precision operations.
Single precision numbers are stored inside OCaml's floats, that are actually double precion, but rounding is done to single precision.
Special multiplication where 0 times an infinity is 0, not NaN. This is particularly useful for interal bounds.
Special division where 0 / 0 is 0, not NaN. This is particularly useful for interal bounds.
val of_int_near : int -> tval of_int_up : int -> tval of_int_down : int -> tval of_int_zero : int -> tval of_int_cur : int -> tConversion from int with rounding.
val of_int64_near : int64 -> tval of_int64_up : int64 -> tval of_int64_down : int64 -> tval of_int64_zero : int64 -> tval of_int64_cur : int64 -> tConversion from int64 with rounding.
Code from Zarith to convert from Z.t to float using the current rounding mode. We add a version for single precision rounding.
val min_denormal : tval min_normal : tval max_normal : tval max_exact : tval ulp : tUnits in the last place (relative precision).
val rep_of_bits : int32 -> bit_floatval bits_of_rep : bit_float -> int32val to_bits : t -> int32val of_bits : int32 -> tval of_string_up : string -> tval of_string_down : string -> tConversion from string.