Describe the bug
As the title says. If a float16 value is appears in an assert message it is formatted in scientific notation no matter what the user wants. Although the value printed is correct, it is still not always what the user wants.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behaviour including the following:
Write a test which asserts that two differing float16_t values are equal
Run the test
Observe that the float16 values are output in scientific notation
Expected behavior
I would prefer no scientific notation unless I wanted it formatted as such
Additional context
This comes from the operator << in the float16 library. The fix could be just to fix that output.
Describe the bug As the title says. If a float16 value is appears in an assert message it is formatted in scientific notation no matter what the user wants. Although the value printed is correct, it is still not always what the user wants.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behaviour including the following:
Expected behavior I would prefer no scientific notation unless I wanted it formatted as such
Additional context This comes from the operator << in the float16 library. The fix could be just to fix that output.