There is native support for real-valued signals (64-bit floating-point). This is supported when parsing variable declarations, but not value changes.
Lines start with r/R. The standard says:
A real number is dumped using a %.16g printf() format. This preserves the precision of that number by
outputting all 53 bits in the mantissa of a 64-bit IEEE 754 double-precision number. Application programs
can read a real number using a %g format to scanf().
There is native support for real-valued signals (64-bit floating-point). This is supported when parsing variable declarations, but not value changes.
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r/R. The standard says: