Sorry, I was wrong. Not before return (float)u.f

java .... float fd=200.3f; int ii1=Float.floatToIntBits(fd); System.out.println("fd="+ii1);

float ff1=Float.intBitsToFloat(ii1); System.out.println("ff1="+ff1); ... ff1=4.0E-44

Because Java use out.println("") It calls CVMdouble2LongBits....

When I changed to

Sorry, I was wrong. Not before return (float)u.f

java .... float fd=200.3f; int ii1=Float.floatToIntBits(fd); System.out.println("fd="+ii1);

float ff1=Float.intBitsToFloat(ii1); int i2=(int)(ff1*1000);

System.out.println("i2="+i2); ... Console Display: i2=0 It does not call these functions.

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