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Siarhei

I like your idea of using a macro with the original floating point
tables, as long as we know it is done at compile time, not runtime :)

> Can anybody try to remember/explain what transformations were applied to
> the existing fixed point implementation?

it was done by several people and the only record we have is in cvs.
(part of it is in the old btsco project's cvs)

-- 
Brad Midgley