The IEEE standard defines the following five exceptions. By default these excep-
tions set a flag and the computation continues. The implementation can include
a trap handler for each exception that, when enabled, is called when an exception
Occurs.
9 Overflow (when rounded value is too large to be represented). Result is set
to +infinity.
9 Underflow (when rounded value is too small to be represented).
9 Division by zero.
9 Inexact result (result is not an exact floating-point number). Infinite
precision result different from floating-point number.
9 Invalid. This flag is set when a NAN result ...
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