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In Range, 𝕩 may be 0. In this case the result consists of floating-point numbers in the unit interval from 0 to 1. The numbers should have an overall uniform distribution, but their precision and whether the endpoints 0 and 1 are possible may depend on the implementation.

Ranges up to 2⋆32 must be supported (that is, a maximum integer result of (2⋆32)-1) if the number system accommodates it. In implementations based on double-precision floats it's preferable but not required to support ranges up to 2⋆53.

Bitwise operations

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The system namespace •bits gives functions for efficiently applying bitwise and two's complement integer operations to arrays of data. These functions should compute result values with native CPU instructions, preferably SIMD if available.

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The system namespace •bit gives functions for efficiently applying bitwise and two's complement integer operations to arrays of data. These functions should compute result values with native CPU instructions, preferably SIMD if available.

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