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A3000 FP libraries

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From: Small Guts
Date: Thu, 11 Oct 1990 05:11
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  I am making extensive use of arithmetic in a program I am writing in
68K. However, I wish to now write my own Floating Point routines.
Is this, a) advisable, as I have heard the new routines (WB2.01) are
more efficient than old ones, b)worth the added complexity and speed
advantages. The program is for a chemical engineering simulation of
cyclopropane flow around a plant. Thanks for any advice.

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Alex Krooglik					krooglik@ecr.mu.oz.au
University of Melbourne	
Melbourne, Australia.
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