_control87() - get and set floating point control word
#include <float.h>
unsigned int _control87( unsigned int newcw, unsigned int mask);
The _control87() function updates the control word of the 8087/80287/80387/80486. If mask is zero, then the control word is not updated. If mask is non-zero, then the control word is updated with bits from newcw corresponding to each bit that is on in mask.
The _control87() function returns the new control word. The description of bits defined for the control word is found in the float.h header file.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <float.h>
char *status[2] = { "disabled", "enabled" };
void main()
{
unsigned int fp_cw = 0;
unsigned int fp_mask = 0;
unsigned int bits;
fp_cw = _control87( fp_cw,
fp_mask );
printf( "Interrupt Exception Masks\n" );
bits = fp_cw & MCW_EM;
printf( " Invalid Operation exception %s\n",
status[ (bits & EM_INVALID) == 0 ] );
printf( " Denormalized exception %s\n",
status[ (bits & EM_DENORMAL) == 0 ] );
printf( " Divide-By-Zero exception %s\n",
status[ (bits & EM_ZERODIVIDE) == 0 ] );
printf( " Overflow exception %s\n",
status[ (bits & EM_OVERFLOW) == 0 ] );
printf( " Underflow exception %s\n",
status[ (bits & EM_UNDERFLOW) == 0 ] );
printf( " Precision exception %s\n",
status[ (bits & EM_PRECISION) == 0 ] );
printf( "Infinity Control = " );
bits = fp_cw & MCW_IC;
if( bits == IC_AFFINE ) printf( "affine\n" );
if( bits == IC_PROJECTIVE ) printf( "projective\n" );
printf( "Rounding Control = " );
bits = fp_cw & MCW_RC;
if( bits == RC_NEAR ) printf( "near\n" );
if( bits == RC_DOWN ) printf( "down\n" );
if( bits == RC_UP ) printf( "up\n" );
if( bits == RC_CHOP ) printf( "chop\n" );
printf( "Precision Control = " );
bits = fp_cw & MCW_PC;
if( bits == PC_24 ) printf( "24 bits\n" );
if( bits == PC_53 ) printf( "53 bits\n" );
if( bits == PC_64 ) printf( "64 bits\n" );
}