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Are all of the numeric values -- of the JavaScript version -- represented in double-precision floating-point format? In other words, are they maximizing their usage of 64-bit register capabilities and not reverting, for any reason, to a mere 32-bit accommodation? |
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pfalstad
Sep 21, 2024
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javascript floating point numbers are always double-precision, 64 bit. I'm not sure how I would switch to 32-bit floats if I wanted to. |
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javascript floating point numbers are always double-precision, 64 bit. I'm not sure how I would switch to 32-bit floats if I wanted to.