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[devAnd]

Hi guys!

i would like to know what is this E on my float value:

i.imgur. com/S6CM8Cq.png

[Birdi]

Literal: Exponent

2.748099632E-7

is the same as 2.748099632⁻⁷

Most likely found in Doubles, as they're very large numbers.

Edit: DB is more correct here lol

[Dark Byte]

E means the number of digits the comma has to shift to get the actual value
2.748099632E-7 = 0.0000002748099632

[devAnd]

If I had to pass this value into a register, what would be the ideal way? for example:

[ParkourPenguin]

If you're just moving around data, the general purpose registers are fine. That instruction assembles correctly for me. You might have trouble with doubles since they require 8 bytes of memory.

If you want to actually do something (add, subtract, multiply...) with floating point numbers, use SSE instructions with xmm registers.

[devAnd]

thanks so much guys !