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Real DEFINITIONS ::=
BEGIN
-- F.2.4.1
-- Use a real type to model an approximate number.
-- EXAMPLE
AngleInRadians ::= REAL
pi REAL ::=
{mantissa 3141592653589793238462643383279, base 10, exponent -30}
-- F.2.4.2
-- Application designers may wish to ensure full interworking with real
-- values despite
-- differences in floating point hardware, and in implementation
-- decisions to use
-- (for example) single or double length floating point for an application.
-- This can be achieved by the following:
App-X-Real ::= REAL (WITH COMPONENTS {
mantissa (-16777215..16777215),
base (2),
exponent (-125..128) } )
-- Senders shall not transmit values outside these ranges
-- and conforming receivers shall be capable of receiving
-- and processing all values in these ranges.
girth App-X-Real ::= {mantissa 16, base 2, exponent 1}
END
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