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VRINT (floating-point)

Rounds a floating-point number to integer and places the result in the destination register. The resulting integer is represented in floating-point format.

Note

This instruction is supported only in ARMv8.

Syntax

VRINTmode{cond}.F64.F64 Dd, Dm

VRINTmode{cond}.F32.F32 Sd, Sm

where:

mode

must be one of:

Z

meaning round towards zero.

R
meaning use the rounding mode specified in the FPSCR.
X
meaning use the rounding mode specified in the FPSCR, generating an Inexact exception if the result is not exact.
A
meaning round to nearest, ties away from zero.
N
meaning round to nearest, ties to even.
P
meaning round towards plus infinity.
M
meaning round towards minus infinity.
cond
is an optional condition code. This can only be used when mode is Z, R or X.
Sd, Sm
specifies the destination and operand registers, for a word operation.
Dd, Dm
specifies the destination and operand registers, for a doubleword operation.

Notes

You cannot use VRINT with a rounding mode of A, N, P or M inside an IT block.

Floating-point exceptions

These instructions cannot produce any exceptions, except VRINTX which can generate an Inexact exception.

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