如何对浮点数执行按位运算
我试过了:
float a = 1.4123;
a = a & (1 << 3);
我收到一个编译器错误，提示 & 的操作数不能是浮点类型.
I get a compiler error saying that the operand of & cannot be of type float.
当我这样做时:
float a = 1.4123;
a = (int)a & (1 << 3);
我让程序运行起来.唯一的一点是，按位运算是对四舍五入后得到的数字的整数表示进行的.
I get the program running. The only thing is that the bitwise operation is done on the integer representation of the number obtained after rounding off.
以下也是不允许的.
float a = 1.4123;
a = (void*)a & (1 << 3);
我不明白为什么 int 可以转换为 void* 而不是 float.
I don't understand why int can be cast to void* but not float.
我这样做是为了解决 Stack Overflow 问题中描述的问题 如何使用遗传算法求解线性方程组?.
I am doing this to solve the problem described in Stack Overflow question How to solve linear equations using a genetic algorithm?.
推荐答案
在语言层面，没有浮点数的按位运算"之类的东西.C/C++ 中的按位运算处理数字的值表示.并且浮点数的值表示在 C/C++ 中没有定义(无符号整数在这方面是一个例外，因为它们的移位被定义为就像它们存储在 2 的补码中一样).浮点数在值表示级别上没有位，这就是为什么您不能对它们应用按位运算的原因.
At the language level, there's no such thing as "bitwise operation on floating-point numbers". Bitwise operations in C/C++ work on value-representation of a number. And the value-representation of floating point numbers is not defined in C/C++ (unsigned integers are an exception in this regard, as their shift is defined as-if they are stored in 2's complement). Floating point numbers don't have bits at the level of value-representation, which is why you can't apply bitwise operations to them.
你所能做的就是分析浮点数占用的原始内存的位内容.为此，您需要使用下面建议的联合或(等效地，并且仅在 C++ 中)将浮点对象重新解释为 unsigned char 对象数组，如
All you can do is analyze the bit content of the raw memory occupied by the floating-point number. For that you need to either use a union as suggested below or (equivalently, and only in C++) reinterpret the floating-point object as an array of unsigned char objects, as in
float f = 5;
unsigned char *c = reinterpret_cast<unsigned char *>(&f);
// inspect memory from c[0] to c[sizeof f - 1]
请不要尝试将 float 对象重新解释为 int 对象，正如其他答案所建议的那样.这没有多大意义，并且不能保证在遵循严格别名规则优化的编译器中工作.在 C++ 中检查内存内容的正确方法是将其重新解释为 [signed/unsigned] char 数组.
And please, don't try to reinterpret a float object as an int object, as other answers suggest. That doesn't make much sense, and is not guaranteed to work in compilers that follow strict-aliasing rules in optimization. The correct way to inspect memory content in C++ is by reinterpreting it as an array of [signed/unsigned] char.
另请注意，从技术上讲，您不能保证系统上的浮点表示是 IEEE754(尽管在实践中，除非您明确允许它不是，然后仅针对 -0.0、±infinity 和 NaN).
Also note that you technically aren't guaranteed that floating-point representation on your system is IEEE754 (although in practice it is unless you explicitly allow it not to be, and then only with respect to -0.0, ±infinity and NaN).
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