Hi julianbury,
I'm working on writing a 64bit floating point Dll, and it's almost ready for the first version. The downside to using it, of course, is that you don't get to use operators (+,-,/,*) anymore, you're stuck with using functions to add, subtract, multiply and divide. As soon as I work out a couple little bugs, I'll post it here. It should be a little later today. Also, it's written in pure assembler, so it should be plenty fast. I'm also planning on converting it to 80-bit floats, and maybe even BCD.
I'm working on writing a 64bit floating point Dll, and it's almost ready for the first version. The downside to using it, of course, is that you don't get to use operators (+,-,/,*) anymore, you're stuck with using functions to add, subtract, multiply and divide. As soon as I work out a couple little bugs, I'll post it here. It should be a little later today. Also, it's written in pure assembler, so it should be plenty fast. I'm also planning on converting it to 80-bit floats, and maybe even BCD.