Target Language Compiler | ![]() ![]() |
Formatting
By default, the Target Language Compiler outputs all floating-point numbers in exponential notation with 16 digits of precision. To override the default, use the directive
If string
is "EXPONENTIAL"
, the standard exponential notation with 16 digits of precision is used. If string
is "CONCISE"
, the Compiler uses a set of internal heuristics to output the values in a more readable form while maintaining accuracy. The %realformat
directive sets the default format for Real
number output to the selected style for the remainder of processing or until it encounters another %realformat
directive.
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