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Good design require compromise. To generate a constant, we sacrifice precision, allowing only 8 bits. We then have 4 bits for rotating the value to generate a much greater range of results. | Good design require compromise. To generate a constant, we sacrifice precision, allowing only 8 bits. We then have 4 bits for rotating the value to generate a much greater range of results. | ||
If you want more precision, use additional instructions to OR it. | |||
Revision as of 15:11, 22 May 2024
Good design require compromise. To generate a constant, we sacrifice precision, allowing only 8 bits. We then have 4 bits for rotating the value to generate a much greater range of results.
If you want more precision, use additional instructions to OR it.
