float_compare

Perform a comparison on two XFL floating point numbers

Concepts

• Floating Point Numbers (XFL)

Behaviour

C

• Evaluate a comparison of two XFL floating point numbers

• Return the result of the comparison as a boolean encoded in an int64_t.

Javascript

• Evaluate a comparison of two XFL floating point numbers

• Returns an error code or the comparison result as a number.

Definition

C

int64_t float_compare (
    int64_t float1,
    int64_t float2,
    uint32_t mode
);

Javascript

function float_compare(
    f1: bigint,
    f2: bigint,
    mode: number
  ): ErrorCode | number

Example

C

if (float_compare(pusd_to_send, 0, COMPARE_LESS) == 1)
{
  // pusd_to_send is less than 0
}

Javascript

if (float_compare(pusd_to_send, 0n, COMPARE_LESS) == 1)
{
  // pusd_to_send is less than 0
}

Parameters

C

Name	Type	Description
float1	int64_t	An XFL floating point enclosing number representing the first operand to the comparison
float2	int64_t	An XFL floating point enclosing number representing the second operand to the comparison
mode	uint32_t	A bit-flag field consisting of any of (or any logically valid combination of) the following flags: COMPARE_LESS COMPARE_EQUAL COMPARE_GREATER Valid combinations are: COMPARE_LESS | COMPARE_GREATER - Not equal COMPARE_LESS | COMPARE_EQUAL - Less than or equal to COMPARE_GREATER | COMPARE_EQUAL - Greater than or equal to

🚧Caution

Always verify the function returned 1 rather than non-zero, as negative error codes will be classed as non-zero.

Javascript

Name	Type	Description
f1	bigint	The first float to compare.
f2	bigint	The second float to compare.
mode	number	The comparison mode (e.g., less than, equal to, greater than).

Return Code

C

Type	Description
int64_t	0 if the comparison was logically false. 1 if the comparison was logically true. If negative, an error: INVALID_FLOAT - one of the supplied parameters was not a valid XFL enclosing number INVALID_ARGUMENT - invalid combination of supplied comparison flags.

Javascript

Type	Description
ErrorCode or number	Returns an error code or the comparison result as a number.