[C] Revise hexadecimal floats #4099
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This updates hexadecimal floats to follow a design similar to the new decimal float syntax. As a byproduct of the update, it also now matches the latest suffixes added in more recent C standards.
deathaxe
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michaelblyons
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In general I'd appreciate tests along your contributions, so we can be sure they are covered in the future. |
I generally do. This time I was only correcting the syntax highlighting for an existing syntax construct that already had defined tests. I didn't think there were any new cases to write tests for. |
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This updates hexadecimal floats to follow a design similar to the new decimal float syntax. As a byproduct of the update, it also now matches the latest suffixes added in more recent C standards.