Nah, the whole point is to use the floating point unit. The processor itself did not have native support, hence the added core.
Thanks for everyones help.
Kris
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Nah, the whole point is to use the floating point unit. The processor itself did not have native support, hence the added core.
Thanks for everyones help.
Kris
I would like to overload the multiplication,
addition and subtraction. I knew this could be
achieved in C++, shame it is not possible in C.
What I am really trying to avoid is modifying and ...
Hi All,
Bit of a newbie question. I am working with an embedded
processor, and have just ported over the hardware for a floating
point unit.
The GNU compiler that I am using automatically...