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James Gregory 2013-12-31 17:12:29 +11:00
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@ -109,9 +109,9 @@ and each FLDCW takes 7 cycles, meaning that compilers often take at
least 14 cycles for each float-\>int conversion. In assembly, you can
just set the rounding state (or, likewise, the precision, for faster
FDIVs) once at the start of the loop, and save all those FLDCW cycles
each time through the loop. This is even more true for **ceil()**, which
each time through the loop. This is even more true for `ceil()`, which
many compilers implement as horrendously inefficient subroutines, even
though there are rounding modes for both **ceil()** and **floor()**.
though there are rounding modes for both `ceil()` and `floor()`.
Again, though, be aware that results of FP calculations will be subtly
different from compiler default behavior while chop, ceil, or floor mode
is in effect.