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FRINT2 - FPU: Round to Integer
FPU: Cyrix FPUs and 486s with FPU on chip
Type of Instruction: FPU instruction
Instruction: FRINT2
Description:
IF ( exact half ) THEN
{
ST <- SIGN(ST) * ROUND(ABS(ST)+0.5,NEAREST)
}
ELSE
{
ST <- ROUND ( ST,NEAREST )
}
END
Note:
This instruction calculate rounding ST toward nearest,
but if number is exact half then this instruction round
it toward signed infinity. Sign of this infinity is same
with sign of number.
Examples:
1.2 -> 1.0
-1.2 -> -1.0
3.0 -> 3.0
0.0 -> 0.0
1.5 -> 2.0
1.8 -> 2.0
-2.0 -> -2.0
-1.5 -> -2.0
FPU Flags Affected: S,P,D,I,C1
FPU mode: Any
Physical Form: FRINT2
COP (Code of Operation): DBH FCH
Clocks: Cx83D87 : 15
Cx83S87 : 15
CxEMC87 : 15
Cx487DLC :
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