IEEE 754 formats: history Revision When Who What changed 2 4-5-2023 19:41 UTC Wp From the Free Pascal wiki's dump of 2024-05-26 What changed 1 4-5-2023 19:41 UTC Wp From the Free Pascal wiki's dump of 2024-05-26 What changed
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When Who What changed 3-28-2018 Djzepi Created page 3-28-2018 Djzepi 3-28-2018 Djzepi 3-28-2018 Kai Burghardt deduplicated from Double; use <syntaxhighlight> instead of <source> 3-28-2018 Mathias single (minor) 3-30-2018 Kai Burghardt Undo revision 116748 by Mathias (talk): As stated in the comment a line above, the code example is _wrong_, therefore doesn't deserve proper highlighting. 4-2-2018 Kai Burghardt Kai Burghardt moved page Single to IEEE 754 formats: article intended to cover all `single`, `double` and `extended` (minor) 4-2-2018 Kai Burghardt mention `extended` in intro 4-2-2018 Kai Burghardt include Template:Data types at bottom; include Template:IEEE 754 formats instead of Template:Single 4-3-2018 Mathias single (minor) 4-3-2018 Mathias (minor) 2-17-2020 Trev Fixed syntax highlighting (minor) 2-26-2020 Trev Added back page link (minor) 8-4-2020 Kai Burghardt Undo revision 133190 by Trev (talk): remove “back-page link”, there are many pages linking here, referring to a static “back” page doesn’t make sense 8-4-2020 Kai Burghardt substitute legacy syntaxhighlight syntax (minor) 8-4-2020 Kai Burghardt add extended: , more exact wording, more comments 3-6-2022 Alextp extended 4-13-2022 Paskal double 4-13-2022 Paskal 4-13-2022 Paskal double 4-13-2022 Paskal 11-11-2022 Alextp extended 11-11-2022 Alextp Using the maximum precision for constants 11-11-2022 Alextp Using the maximum precision for constants 11-11-2022 Alextp single 4-5-2023 Wp Using the maximum precision for constants: Fix $MINFPCONSTPREC 4-5-2023 Wp Using the maximum precision for constants 4-5-2023 Wp Using the maximum precision for constants
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