Currently cuttlefish doesn't have non-integer numbers data types. 32bit fixed point should be enough for anybody! But when the talk gets real, real real numbers are better. I suppose you could get creative with things like what intervals are allowed (1 or multiple) and whether that should be part of the datatype or validation.
joedevivo
commented
10 years ago
Currently cuttlefish doesn't have non-integer numbers data types. 32bit fixed point should be enough for anybody! But when the talk gets real, real real numbers are better. I suppose you could get creative with things like what intervals are allowed (1 or multiple) and whether that should be part of the datatype or validation.