C# hexadecimal floating-point constants
Question
I'd like to use some hexa floating point constants with exponents in C# as it is allowed in c++ For example: 0x1p+53 or 0x1.dcd651ep+29
Can't find a way how to translate this to C#. I'm using VS2019
BTW i'm aware of the solution posted here with a workaround with C.Math lib (ldexp) but I'm using .net 5 and I can't rely on a .net 4.x lib.
1 answers
solution1
0 ACCPTED 2021-01-31 13:11:41
look like there's no other way than convert and use decimal values instead.
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