What does the suffix #DEN mean on the value of a variable

c++ visual-studio debugging visual-studio-2005
davetapley picture davetapley · Apr 17, 2009 · Viewed 36.1k times · Source

When debugging in VS2005 I have a float in the Locals window whose values is: 1.744e-039#DEN

What does the #DEN signify/stand for?

Answer

Anton Gogolev picture Anton Gogolev · Apr 17, 2009

This is for "denormalized number". See this for more info.

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