3.254098159668e-316#DEN

[Anders Eriksson]

Hello,

In the debugger I have have double variable that gets the value:
3.254098159668e-316#DEN

What does #DEN mean?

// Anders

[Nathan Mates]

Post by Anders Eriksson
3.254098159668e-316#DEN

#DEN means 'denormal'. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denormal
for some more info, or use http://www.google.com/ to find out more.

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[Anders Eriksson]

Post by Nathan Mates

Post by Anders Eriksson
3.254098159668e-316#DEN

#DEN means 'denormal'. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denormal
for some more info, or use http://www.google.com/ to find out more.

Is there a list of these specifiers?

Thank you for your answer!

// Anders

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Post by Anders Eriksson

Post by Nathan Mates

Post by Anders Eriksson
3.254098159668e-316#DEN

#DEN means 'denormal'. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denormal
for some more info, or use http://www.google.com/ to find out more.

Is there a list of these specifiers?

see documentation for "_fpclass" function in float.h

Post by Anders Eriksson
Thank you for your answer!
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