f32
value off the stack, works out the ceiling value, and then
pushes the result back on to the stack. This rounds up the value to the next whole number
and removes any decimal parts. For example, 1.23 is rounded up to 2.0. For negative numbers
it seems like it is rounded down, but it is just taking the negative value into account, so that
-1.23 does not change to -2.00, but is changed to -1.0.
f32.ceil
f32 | The value to get the ceiling value for. |
f32 | The ceiling value of the value given. |
;; Push the f32 value 3.142 onto the stack f32.const 3.142 ;; Pop the f32 value off the stack, workout the ceiling value and ;; push the result back onto the stack f32.ceil ;; The stack contains an f32 value of 4.0
;; Push the f32 value 4.95 onto the stack f32.const 4.95 ;; Pop the f32 value off the stack, workout the ceiling value and ;; push the result back onto the stack f32.ceil ;; The stack contains an f32 value of 5.0
;; Push the f32 value -12.34 onto the stack f32.const -12.34 ;; Pop the f32 value off the stack, workout the ceiling value and ;; push the result back onto the stack f32.ceil ;; The stack contains an f32 value of -12.00