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Computer Arithmetic is the study of arithmetic algorithms and their hardware implementation. Use this tag when you ask questions on designing or verifying digital hardware for arithmetic functions.
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Floating point arithmetic - unexpected results in certain test cases
I was hoping I could get some help with a floating point adder I'm designing in verilog. The test case I am having trouble with is adding the following 2 numbers:
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