float-features

About Float-Features

This is a wrapper library for IEEE floating point features not present in the Common Lisp standard.

Implementation Support

The following implementations are currently partially or entirely supported:

• abcl
• allegro
• ccl
• cmucl
• ecl
• mkcl
• sbcl

System Information

Definition Index

• FLOAT-FEATURES

  • ORG.SHIRAKUMO.FLOAT-FEATURES

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  No documentation provided.

  • EXTERNAL CONSTANT

    DOUBLE-FLOAT-NEGATIVE-INFINITY

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    The negative infinity for double-floats.
    
    Supported on:
    * ABCL
    * ALLEGRO
    * CCL
    * CMUCL
    * ECL
    * MKCL
    * SBCL
    
    Defaults to MOST-NEGATIVE-DOUBLE-FLOAT on unsupported implementations.

  • EXTERNAL CONSTANT

    DOUBLE-FLOAT-POSITIVE-INFINITY

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    The positive infinity for double-floats.
    
    Supported on:
    * ABCL
    * ALLEGRO
    * CCL
    * CMUCL
    * ECL
    * MKCL
    * SBCL
    
    Defaults to MOST-POSITIVE-DOUBLE-FLOAT on unsupported implementations.

  • EXTERNAL CONSTANT

    LONG-FLOAT-NEGATIVE-INFINITY

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    The negative infinity for long-floats.
    
    Supported on:
    * CMUCL
    * ECL
    * MKCL
    * SBCL
    
    Defaults to MOST-NEGATIVE-LONG-FLOAT on unsupported implementations.

  • EXTERNAL CONSTANT

    LONG-FLOAT-POSITIVE-INFINITY

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    The positive infinity for long-floats.
    
    Supported on:
    * CMUCL
    * ECL
    * MKCL
    * SBCL
    
    Defaults to MOST-POSITIVE-LONG-FLOAT on unsupported implementations.

  • EXTERNAL CONSTANT

    SHORT-FLOAT-NEGATIVE-INFINITY

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    The negative infinity for short-floats.
    
    Supported on:
    * CMUCL
    * ECL
    * MKCL
    * SBCL
    
    Defaults to MOST-NEGATIVE-SHORT-FLOAT on unsupported implementations.

  • EXTERNAL CONSTANT

    SHORT-FLOAT-POSITIVE-INFINITY

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    The positive infinity for short-floats.
    
    Supported on:
    * CMUCL
    * ECL
    * MKCL
    * SBCL
    
    Defaults to MOST-POSITIVE-SHORT-FLOAT on unsupported implementations.

  • EXTERNAL CONSTANT

    SINGLE-FLOAT-NEGATIVE-INFINITY

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    The negative infinity for single-floats.
    
    Supported on:
    * ABCL
    * ALLEGRO
    * CMUCL
    * ECL
    * MKCL
    * SBCL
    
    Defaults to MOST-NEGATIVE-SINGLE-FLOAT on unsupported implementations.

  • EXTERNAL CONSTANT

    SINGLE-FLOAT-POSITIVE-INFINITY

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    The positive infinity for single-floats.
    
    Supported on:
    * ABCL
    * ALLEGRO
    * CMUCL
    * ECL
    * MKCL
    * SBCL
    
    Defaults to MOST-POSITIVE-SINGLE-FLOAT on unsupported implementations.

  • EXTERNAL FUNCTION

    FLOAT-INFINITY-P

    • FLOAT

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    Returns T if the given float is an infinity, NIL otherwise.
    
    Supported on:
    * ABCL
    * ALLEGRO
    * CCL
    * CMUCL
    * ECL
    * SBCL
    
    Defaults to comparing against the individual constants on unsupported
    implementations.

  • EXTERNAL FUNCTION

    FLOAT-NAN-P

    • FLOAT

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    Returns T if the given float is in not-a-number state, NIL otherwise.
    
    Supported on:
    * ABCL
    * ALLEGRO
    * CCL
    * CMUCL
    * ECL
    * SBCL
    
    Defaults to returning NIL on unsupported implementations.

  • EXTERNAL MACRO

    WITH-FLOAT-TRAPS-MASKED

    • TRAPS
    • &BODY
    • BODY

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    Attempts to mask the given floating point traps.
    
    Masking a floating point trap causes the given floating point exception
    to not signal a condition in the lisp world, and instead lets the
    operation return a float that is either a NaN or an infinity.
    
    The following traps are recognised:
    
      :underflow
      :overflow
      :inexact
      :invalid 
      :divide-by-zero
      :denormalized-operand
    
    The traps argument may be either a list of the above trap identifiers,
    or T to signify all maskable traps.
    
    Note that not all implementations will signal conditions on all of the
    above floating point traps anyway, and some implementations may only
    support masking some of the above traps.
    
    Supported on:
    * ABCL (:overflow :underflow)
    * CLISP (:underflow)
    * CMUCL T
    * ECL (:underflow :overflow :inexact :invalid :divide-by-zero)
    * SBCL T
    
    Defaults to a progn on unsupported implementations and ignores
    unsupported traps.