Re: bsr-algorithm?

spamtrap wrote:
Uff, that's crazy ... you will think that too, if you know for what I
actually use the function: short <-> half-float <-> float <-> long
conversion, for transcoding and creating the exponent.

Why didn't you tell us that up front?

Please specify exactly what your input format is, and what you need as the final output!

The short input is probably signed 16-bit values, right?

How should they be converted, i.e. which features of the input do you actually need to extract?

Can you post a pseudo-code version of the full algorithm?

Terje
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