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assembly - how many whole numbers in IEEE 754

I am trying to figure out how many different whole numbers exist in the ieee 754. The number I got was 1778384895 but I couldn't find any resource to check myself. Thanks a lot in advance.

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I will assume single precision floats.

We got the zero, which although can be represented as negative zero, is still just zero as an integer so I count it as one.

Numbers with exponent less than 127 are not integers.

Exponent   Free bits   # Numbers
127        0           1
128        1           2
129        2           4
...
149        22          2^22

These sum up to 2^23-1. If exponent is greater than 149, all the numbers are integers. So that's an additional 105*2^23 numbers (exponent 255 is reserved). All of these come in positive and negative.

The grand total is thus

1 + ((2^23 - 1) + 105 * (2^23)) * 2 = 1778384895

So looks like you were right. Nice question, it looked a lot easier at first sight :)


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