Format f64 in Rust with minimum and maximum width, auto switching between scientific and normal representation
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Format f64 in Rust with minimum and maximum width, auto switching between scientific and normal representation
No-libc single-header runtime. Linux x86-64. Direct syscalls. SSE-backed f64 ops. Macro-driven design. Branchless control flow. Manual memory (brk, bump). SSO strings. Functional primitives. Terminal I/O. Data-oriented. High-risk, high-control.
Experimental (unstable) “fast-math” wrappers for f32, f64
A twitter bot (@F64Consignatie) that keeps a watchful eye on the used photo gear sold by F64.
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