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Added runtest script ieee-adds, test of IEEE Add instructions #116

Closed srorso closed 8 years ago

srorso commented 8 years ago

Tests all forms of the Binary Floating Point ADD instruction. Also tests 32-bit Integer versions of the CONVERT FROM FIXED and CONVERT TO FIXED instructions. Tests 11 Binary Floating Point instructions and five Floating Point Support instructions.

Fish-Git commented 8 years ago

Sorry for the scare. :)

This was the first time I've ever made a "line comment" in GitHub.

Also, a completely unrelated FYI regarding GitHub (in case you care): Try to keep your commit comments short and sweet to prevent the "..." ellipsis from appearing. If you need to go into further details, add a blank line after your primary commit comment and then describe further details using as many lines as you need (but try not to write a book of course!).

See my "SCSI tape fixes:" commit made yesterday:

Clicking on the ellipsis expands the commit message so you can see additional details.

But the primary commit message should be relatively short and sweet.

Yes, I can be anal at times.  :)

Fish-Git commented 8 years ago

(Oops!) NEVER MIND! It looks like you already know that! Sorry!

srorso commented 8 years ago

On May 18, 2016, at 2:43 PM, Fish-Git notifications@github.com wrote:

(Oops!) NEVER MIND! It looks like you already know that! Sorry!

Not really as it turn out. I agree with the desirability of the result you suggest, and now I know how to achieve it other than by accident.

Thanks!

Best regards, Steve Orso

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srorso commented 8 years ago

On May 18, 2016, at 2:41 PM, Fish-Git notifications@github.com wrote: This was the first time I've ever made a "line comment" in GitHub.

I have wondered as well how that would work. I was unimpressed with the context Github provided in the e-mail (the line content would have been nice). But the web presentation of the comment was excellent.

Yes, I can be anal at times. :)

Also known as observant and detail-oriented, respectable traits often associated with skilled programmers and diagnosticians.

Best Regards, Steve Orso

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