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DJ Delorie wrote:
> "Angular data is stored in signed integer,"
> 
> Not floating point?

I disagree very strongly with floating point, but using a fixed-size
decimal is an important improvement!


> Given location is nanometers, you should have an equally precise
> unit for other measurements.

Yes! And floating point isn't always so precise.


//Peter