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Examining and Analyzing Arrays<br />

Figure 215: Array Data<br />

Filtering for IEEE Values<br />

If you are writing an expression, you can use the following Boolean functions<br />

to check for a particular type of value:<br />

IEEE Intrinsic Meaning<br />

$is_denorm(value) Is a denormalized number, either positive or negative<br />

$is_finite(value) Is finite<br />

$is_inf(value) Is Infinity, either positive or negative<br />

$is_nan(value) Is a NaN (Not a number), either quiet or signaling<br />

$is_ndenorm(value) Is a negative denormalized number<br />

$is_ninf(value) Is negative Infinity<br />

$is_nnorm(value) Is a negative normalized number<br />

$is_norm(value) Is a normalized number, either positive or negative<br />

$is_nzero(value) Is negative zero<br />

$is_pdenorm(value) Is a positive denormalized number<br />

$is_pinf(value) Is positive Infinity<br />

$is_pnorm(value) Is a positive normalized number<br />

$is_pzero(value) Is positive zero<br />

$is_qnan(value) Is a quiet NaN<br />

$is_snan(value) Is a signaling NaN<br />

$is_zero(value) Is zero, either positive or negative<br />

340 Chapter 15: Examining Arrays

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