Add integral rounding functions to FloatingPoint #394
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The standard library lacks equivalents to the floor() and ceil() functions found in the standard libraries of most other languages. Currently, we need to import Darwin or Glibc in order to access the C standard library versions. In general, rounding of floating-point numbers for predictable conversion in to integers is something we should provide natively.
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The standard library lacks equivalents to the floor() and ceil() functions found in the standard libraries of most other languages. Currently, we need to import Darwin or Glibc in order to access the C standard library versions.
In general, rounding of floating-point numbers for predictable conversion in to integers is something we should provide natively.