package llvm
The predicate for a floating-point comparison (fcmp
) instruction. Ordered means that neither operand is a QNAN while unordered means that either operand may be a QNAN. See the llvm::FCmpInst::Predicate
enumeration.
type t =
| False
(*Always false
*)| Oeq
(*Ordered and equal
*)| Ogt
(*Ordered and greater than
*)| Oge
(*Ordered and greater or equal
*)| Olt
(*Ordered and less than
*)| Ole
(*Ordered and less or equal
*)| One
(*Ordered and not equal
*)| Ord
(*Ordered (no operand is NaN)
*)| Uno
(*Unordered (one operand at least is NaN)
*)| Ueq
(*Unordered and equal
*)| Ugt
(*Unordered and greater than
*)| Uge
(*Unordered and greater or equal
*)| Ult
(*Unordered and less than
*)| Ule
(*Unordered and less or equal
*)| Une
(*Unordered and not equal
*)| True
(*Always true
*)
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