Exact rational conversion for directed Model rounding #
Model.ofRat fmt q rounds a normalized mathlib Rat once into any Model fmt, to nearest with
ties to even. (mode := .up) selects another direction and (status := true) adds the IEEE
exception flags and the ternary value. For conventional IEEE formats, directed overflow returns
either a signed infinity or the largest finite value of the same sign, according to the rounding
direction. The conversion theorems establish the extended-real lower and upper bounds and non-NaN
results in both directions.
Round an exact rational once into fmt, in the direction mode (nearest-even by default). With
status := true the result is the IEEEOutcome carrying the exception flags and the ternary
value of that rounding.
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Rounding a rational with status := true delivers the value of the same rounding.
Downward conversion of an exact rational is an extended-real lower bound.
Upward conversion of an exact rational is an extended-real upper bound, including zero, subnormal rounding, and overflow to positive infinity.
Downward conversion of a normalized rational never produces NaN.
Upward conversion of a normalized rational never produces NaN.