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This is what they probably use for constant propagation to match the hardware exactly. For basic arithmetic, it seems to follow IEEE 754 rules so far, but the transcendental functions will obviously b…
Tilka updated
7 years ago
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Since most part of internal calculations are based on integer arithmetic and bitwise operations, I believe those three functions and all their variants can be marked `constexpr` today. Can someone…
saki7 updated
2 years ago
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I tried to verify that the baseflight firmware does not have any obvious bugs
like division by zero, array access out of bound, ...
To do this I used CBMC to verify the loop function in mw.c. Un…
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```
I tried to verify that the baseflight firmware does not have any obvious bugs
like division by zero, array access out of bound, ...
To do this I used CBMC to verify the loop function in mw.c. Un…
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```
I tried to verify that the baseflight firmware does not have any obvious bugs
like division by zero, array access out of bound, ...
To do this I used CBMC to verify the loop function in mw.c. Un…
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```
I tried to verify that the baseflight firmware does not have any obvious bugs
like division by zero, array access out of bound, ...
To do this I used CBMC to verify the loop function in mw.c. Un…
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```
I tried to verify that the baseflight firmware does not have any obvious bugs
like division by zero, array access out of bound, ...
To do this I used CBMC to verify the loop function in mw.c. Un…
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```
I tried to verify that the baseflight firmware does not have any obvious bugs
like division by zero, array access out of bound, ...
To do this I used CBMC to verify the loop function in mw.c. Un…
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The proposals here came from me looking into what it would take to integrate [Taffy](https://github.com/DioxusLabs/taffy) layout into Xilem. But nothing proposed here is really specific to the CSS sty…
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[P2434R0](https://wg21.link/P2434R0) Nondeterministic pointer provenance (S. Davis Herring)