Denormalization is the ability of a type to use a variable number of bits as exponent.
It is defined as:
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With the following possible values:
| label | value | meaning |
|---|---|---|
| denorm_intermediate | -1 | Denormalization style for the type cannot be determined at compile time |
| denorm_absent | 0 | The type does not allow denormalized values |
| denorm_present | 1 | The type allows denormalized values |
The default value in the non-specialized numeric_limits class for its denorm_style member is denorm_absent (0).
See also
| numeric_limits | Numeric limits type (class template) |
