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1. About Floating-Point IP Cores
2. FP_ACC_CUSTOM Intel® FPGA IP or Floating Point Custom Accumulator Intel® FPGA IP Core
3. ALTFP_ADD_SUB IP Core
4. ALTFP_DIV IP Core
5. ALTFP_MULT IP Core
6. ALTFP_SQRT
7. ALTFP_EXP IP Core
8. ALTFP_INV IP Core
9. ALTFP_INV_SQRT IP Core
10. ALTFP_LOG
11. ALTFP_ATAN IP Core
12. ALTFP_SINCOS IP Core
13. ALTFP_ABS IP Core
14. ALTFP_COMPARE IP Core
15. ALTFP_CONVERT IP Core
16. FP_FUNCTIONS Intel® FPGA IP or Floating Point Functions Intel® FPGA IP Core
17. Floating-Point IP Cores User Guide Document Archives
18. Document Revision History for the Floating-Point IP Cores User Guide
1.1. List of Floating-Point IP Cores
1.2. Installing and Licensing Intel® FPGA IP Cores
1.3. Design Flow
1.4. Upgrading IP Cores
1.5. Floating-Point IP Cores General Features
1.6. IEEE-754 Standard for Floating-Point Arithmetic
1.7. Non-IEEE-754 Standard Format
1.8. Floating-Points IP Cores Output Latency
1.9. Floating-Point IP Cores Design Example Files
1.10. VHDL Component Declaration
1.11. VHDL LIBRARY-USE Declaration
2.1. FP_ACC_CUSTOM Intel® FPGA IP or Floating Point Custom Accumulator Intel® FPGA IP Features
2.2. FP_ACC_CUSTOM Intel® FPGA IP or Floating Point Custom Accumulator Intel® FPGA IP Output Latency
2.3. FP_ACC_CUSTOM Intel® FPGA IP Resource Utilization and Performance
2.4. FP_ACC_CUSTOM Intel® FPGA IP or Floating Point Custom Accumulator Intel® FPGA IP Signals
2.5. FP_ACC_CUSTOM Intel® FPGA IP or Floating Point Custom Accumulator Intel® FPGA IP Parameters
15.1. ALTFP_CONVERT Features
15.2. ALTFP_CONVERT Conversion Operations
15.3. ALTFP_CONVERT Output Latency
15.4. ALTFP_CONVERT Resource Utilization and Performance
15.5. ALTFP_CONVERT Design Example: Convert Double-Precision Floating-Point Format Numbers
15.6. ALTFP_CONVERT Signals
15.7. ALTFP_CONVERT Parameters
16.1. FP_FUNCTIONS Intel® FPGA IP or Floating Point Functions Intel® FPGA IP Features
16.2. FP_FUNCTIONS Intel® FPGA IP or Floating Point Functions Intel® FPGA IP Output Latency
16.3. FP_FUNCTIONS Intel® FPGA IP or Floating Point Functions Intel® FPGA IP Target Frequency
16.4. FP_FUNCTIONS Intel® FPGA IP or Floating Point Functions Intel® FPGA IP Combined Target
16.5. FP_FUNCTIONS Intel® FPGA IP Resource Utilization and Performance
16.6. FP_FUNCTIONS Intel® FPGA IP Signals
16.7. FP_FUNCTIONS Intel® FPGA IP Parameters
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1.6.1. Floating-Point Formats
All floating-point formats have binary patterns. In the following figure, S represents a sign bit, E represents an exponent field, and M is the mantissa (part of a logarithm, or fraction) field.
For a normal floating-point number, a leading 1 is always implied, for example, binary 1.0011 or decimal 1.1875 is stored as 0011 in the mantissa field. This format saves the mantissa field from using an extra bit to represent the leading 1. However, the leading bit for a denormal number can be either 0 or 1. For zero, infinity, and NaN, the mantissa field does not have an implied leading 1 nor any explicit leading bit.
Figure 9. IEEE-754 Floating-Point FormatThis figure shows a floating-point format.