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Floating Point Verification

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From: Moderator, John S. Quarterman
Date: Wed, 13 Jul 1988 17:54
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From: uunet!tahoe.unr.edu!bryson (Derry Bryson)

I am searching for a standard to check floating point processors and 
emulators against.  Basically what I would like to find is a program 
that performs several operations and evaluates the accuracy of the answers
based upon some kind of accepted standard.  If anyone has any information
or advice I would greatly appreciate hearing from you.

Thanks in advance,

Derry Bryson

Volume-Number: Volume 14, Number 28
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Subject: Floating Point Verification
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