Add hexadecimal float literals (closes #2863) #2925
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Awesome! I'm gonna let @JeffBezanson review, but this looks great. Might want to add some test cases for particularly nasty edge-values like |
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dca8f0a rewrites the tests and now supports |
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Add hexadecimal float literals (closes #2863)
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These commits add hexadecimal floating-point literals to femtolisp and to Julia, using the standard C99 notation.
Currently only
Float64is supported in Julia (bothfloatanddoubleare supported in femtolisp), as I ran into some parsing issues withFloat32.Should close #2863.