Union that can be used to view a 32-bit word as your choice of a 32-bit unsigned integer, a 32-bit signed integer, or an IEEE single-precision float.
Here is an example of how you might use it to extract the (integer) bitwise representation of a floating-point number: NvData32 data; data.f = 1.0f; printf("%x", data.u);
Definition at line 231 of file nvcommon.h.
| Data Fields | |
| NvU32 | u | 
| NvS32 | i | 
| NvF32 | f | 
| NvF32 NvData32Rec::f | 
Definition at line 235 of file nvcommon.h.
| NvS32 NvData32Rec::i | 
Definition at line 234 of file nvcommon.h.
| NvU32 NvData32Rec::u | 
Definition at line 233 of file nvcommon.h.