The floating point library offers 64-bit floating point calculations.
You do not need to load this library to use the FLOAT type, but the library
does provide a lot of useful functions to work with FLOAT values

Use the following code in your script to load the library:

  LOADLIB "wh::float.whlib";

Public Functions and Macros

ACos		Returns the arccosine of a value.
ASin		Returns the arcsine of a value.
ATan		Returns the arctangent of a value.
ATan2		Returns the arctangent of a value divided by another value.
Ceil		Returns the smallest integer FLOAT value larger than a value.
Cos		Returns the cosine of a value.
CosH		Returns the hyperbolic cosine of a value.
Exp		Returns e raised to the power of a value.
FMod		Returns the floating-point remainder of a value divided by another value.
FloatToInteger		Converts a FLOAT value to an INTEGER value.
Floor		Returns the largest integer FLOAT value smaller than a value.
FormatFloat		Formats a FLOAT value and returns the resulting STRING.
FrExp		Splits a value into a mantissa and an exponent
LdExp		Calculates mantissa * pow(2, exponent).
Log		Returns the natural logarithm of a value.
Log10		Returns the logarithm of a value, using base 10.
ModF		Splits a value into an integral and a fractional part.
Pow		Calculates a value of a power equation.
Sin		Returns the sine of a value.
SinH		Returns the hyperbolic sine of a value.
Sqrt		Returns the square root of a value.
Tan		Returns the tangent of a value.
TanH		Returns the hyperbolic tangent of a value.
ToFloat		Creates a FLOAT value from a string.

Public Variables

PI		The value of Pi (3.141592653589793238)