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Thanks for checking it out! Should have been more clear that this is actively being worked on. This is ultimately the goal, and I'm currently working on integrating `astro_float` as the base for numbers.

That is awesome, I look forward to following the project and hopefully contributing! I became a better Rust programmer from reading your code :)

Do you mean, the first returns false and the second returns true?

Ah you're right, thank you for pointing it out!

In the previous version of this comment (where I was still reading it incorrectly) I added a fun fact, that the significand of an IEEE 754 double-precision float is only allocated 52 bits, but the "hidden bit trick" provides an extra bit of precision when the normalized form starts with 1.

Rewrite it like so

> 1/10 + 2/10 == 3/10 true >