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Conference rusure::math

Title:	Mathematics at DEC

Moderator:	RUSURE::EDP

Created:	Mon Feb 03 1986
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	2083
Total number of notes:	14613

1741.0. "1750a floating point?" by CSC32::J_HENSON (Faster than a speeding ticket) Fri Apr 16 1993 13:46

I have a customer who will be "converting from DEC floating point to
1750a floating point".  He is looking for some hex representations of
this floating point format to use as reference points.  

I wish I could tell you what 1750a floating point is, but I don't know.
Best I can tell, 1750a is some sort of ADA standard, but I can't
be sure.

So, if anyone can help with this, I would greatly apprecite it.

Thanks,

Jerry Henson
U.S. CSC

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1741.1 STOHUB::SLBLUZ::BROCKUS I'm the NRA. Mon Apr 19 1993 16:05 10

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1741.1		STOHUB::SLBLUZ::BROCKUS	I'm the NRA.	`Mon Apr 19 1993 16:05`	10
	>> I wish I could tell you what 1750a floating point is, but I don't know. >> Best I can tell, 1750a is some sort of ADA standard, but I can't >> be sure. The 1750a is a military standard microprocessor used in embedded aplications, such as avionics, which is consistent with your Ada statement. Other than that, I can't help you with the 1750a. JPB

>> I wish I could tell you what 1750a floating point is, but I don't know.
>> Best I can tell, 1750a is some sort of ADA standard, but I can't
>> be sure.

The 1750a is a military standard microprocessor used in embedded aplications,
such as avionics, which is consistent with your Ada statement.

Other than that, I can't help you with the 1750a.

JPB