the smallest float(4 bytes) > 1.0

[remi]

Can someone give me the smallest float(4 bytes) > 1.0f in oct and hex forms?

[Miguel Gimenez]

remi wrote:

Can someone give me the smallest float(4 bytes) > 1.0f in oct and hex forms?

Can you do your homework?

[remi]

Uzytkownik "Miguel Gimenez" <[e-mail]> napisal w wiadomosci
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remi wrote:

Can someone give me the smallest float(4 bytes) > 1.0f in oct and hex
forms?

Can you do your homework?

no, no , no
programming is not my subject, but hobby. I need to pass this value to some
function so that it could operate on a scope [0, 1.0], instead of [0,1.0).

[Victor Bazarov]

remi wrote:

Uzytkownik "Miguel Gimenez" <[e-mail]> napisal w wiadomosci
news:d2**********@domitilla.aioe.org...

remi wrote:

Can someone give me the smallest float(4 bytes) > 1.0f in oct and hex
forms?

Can you do your homework?

no, no , no
programming is not my subject, but hobby. I need to pass this value to some
function so that it could operate on a scope [0, 1.0], instead of [0,1.0).

See 'FLT_EPSILON' in <cfloat>. Convert it to oct or hex yourself.

Also, you probably need to rewrite your function instead of trying to
coerce it into "correct" behaviour.

V