> A bit flip can't be expected to be skewed towards any particular bit within a float,
Actually, I think they are - for example, the exponent path through an adder/multiplier is typically shorter, so when operated close to clock speed limits, the exponent is more likley to be correct.
(I've not actually verified the above on real hardware)
Actually, I think they are - for example, the exponent path through an adder/multiplier is typically shorter, so when operated close to clock speed limits, the exponent is more likley to be correct.
(I've not actually verified the above on real hardware)