This is a small Python extension which allows you to manipulate the binary representation of floating-point values in the standard IEEE 754 64-bit format (= C double type or Python float type).
Basically, the module includes methods to print integers and floating point values in binary format, to convert floating-point values to and from 64-bit integer representations, and to split/join floating-point values into (sign, exponent, mantissa) tuples.
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