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Make literal value representation more general and predictable
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Description
Currently, literal floating point values are represented only as 64-bit values. Make it more general and predictable. Same for integer values of precision wider than 64-bit.
See also #15 .
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No file, test, or entry point is named. Read the literal-value representation section of the IFC specification and issue #15 first, then determine the intended rules for floating-point values and integers wider than 64 bits; done means both representations are defined generally and predictably.
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