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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!
>>      
> Nanodegrees?  ;-)
>
>    
Hi,

MCAD Market leader AutoDesk does something like 12 digits for angles in 
AutoCAD ...

So picodegrees should do ;-)

Kind regards,

Bert Timmerman.