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Batteries.Lean.Float

The floating point value "positive infinity", also used to represent numerical computations which produce finite values outside of the representable range of Float.

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    The floating point value "not a number", used to represent erroneous numerical computations such as 0 / 0. Using nan in any float operation will return nan, and all comparisons involving nan return false, including in particular nan == nan.

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      Returns v, exp integers such that f = v * 2^exp. (e is not minimal, but v.abs will be at most 2^53 - 1.) Returns none when f is not finite (i.e. inf, -inf or a nan).

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        Returns v, exp integers such that f = v * 2^exp. Like toRatParts, but e is guaranteed to be minimal (n is always odd), unless n = 0. n.abs will be at most 2^53 - 1 because Float has 53 bits of precision. Returns none when f is not finite (i.e. inf, -inf or a nan).

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          Calculates the number of trailing bits in a UInt64. Requires v ≠ 0.

          Converts f to a string, including all decimal digits.

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            def Nat.divFloat (a : Nat) (b : Nat) :

            Divide two natural numbers, to produce a correctly rounded (nearest-ties-to-even) Float result.

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              def Int.divFloat (a : Int) (b : Int) :

              Divide two integers, to produce a correctly rounded (nearest-ties-to-even) Float result.

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