Packing correctness for configured standard operations #
Every theorem states that decoding a configured result recovers the single descriptor-model operation used to compute it. Status-bearing operations preserve all five indicators exactly.
The arithmetic properties are proved for the descriptor-model operations. These theorems transport their results through the storage codec, giving the same equations for values and exception flags with every storage plan.
Decoding configured IEEE remainder gives the descriptor-model remainder.
Decoding configured remainder preserves both its value and all IEEE status indicators.
Decoding configured integral rounding gives integral rounding in the descriptor model.
Configured integral rounding preserves the descriptor-model value and IEEE status.
Decoding configured power-of-two scaling gives descriptor-model scaling.
Configured power-of-two scaling preserves the descriptor-model value and IEEE status.
Decoding configured logB gives the descriptor-model leading binary exponent.
Configured logB preserves the descriptor-model value and IEEE status.
Decoding configured sign copying gives descriptor-model sign copying.
Decoding configured absolute value gives descriptor-model absolute value.
Decoding the configured upward neighbor gives the descriptor-model upward neighbor.
Decoding the configured downward neighbor gives the descriptor-model downward neighbor.
Decoding configured minNum gives descriptor-model minNum.
Decoding configured maxNum gives descriptor-model maxNum.