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Hey! They use an emulation. You can implement this yourself but it's quite the undertaking if you also want trigonometry functions etc. There are libraries available but they can be hard to build on older compilers, search for floating point emulation c library to get some ideas. Depending on what you want to do however are you sure you need floating point? I thought so in the past but have reconsidered. Many times you can work something out by either scaling or smart fractions like 355/113 for pi etc. Regarding scaling, this is also how fixed point math works, certainly also of interest and maybe more then enough?
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