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Inquiry about the NEC SX-3

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From: David H. Bailey
Date: Wed, 23 Dec 1992 19:12
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Does anyone know how many clock periods are required to perform a
divide operation on the NEC SX-3?  Is the result fully accurate, or
only a "reciprocal approximation"?

Does the NEC SC-3 support IEEE arithmetic, or does it still use the
IBM format?

Please send replies to me.

David H. Bailey
dbailey@nas.nasa.gov
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