/** * Makes an instance for the given value. This may (but does not * necessarily) return an already-allocated instance. * * @param bits the {@code float} value as {@code int} bits */ public static CstFloat make(int bits) { /* * Note: Javadoc notwithstanding, this implementation always * allocates. */ return new CstFloat(bits); }
/** * Makes an instance for the given value. This may (but does not * necessarily) return an already-allocated instance. * * @param bits the {@code float} value as {@code int} bits */ public static CstFloat make(int bits) { /* * Note: Javadoc notwithstanding, this implementation always * allocates. */ return new CstFloat(bits); }
/** * Makes an instance for the given value. This may (but does not * necessarily) return an already-allocated instance. * * @param bits the {@code float} value as {@code int} bits */ public static CstFloat make(int bits) { /* * Note: Javadoc notwithstanding, this implementation always * allocates. */ return new CstFloat(bits); }
/** * Makes an instance for the given value. This may (but does not * necessarily) return an already-allocated instance. * * @param bits the {@code float} value as {@code int} bits */ public static CstFloat make(int bits) { /* * Note: Javadoc notwithstanding, this implementation always * allocates. */ return new CstFloat(bits); }
/** * Makes an instance for the given value. This may (but does not * necessarily) return an already-allocated instance. * * @param bits the {@code float} value as {@code int} bits */ public static CstFloat make(int bits) { /* * Note: Javadoc notwithstanding, this implementation always * allocates. */ return new CstFloat(bits); }
/** * Makes an instance for the given value. This may (but does not * necessarily) return an already-allocated instance. * * @param bits the {@code float} value as {@code int} bits */ public static CstFloat make(int bits) { /* * Note: Javadoc notwithstanding, this implementation always * allocates. */ return new CstFloat(bits); }
/** * Makes an instance for the given value. This may (but does not * necessarily) return an already-allocated instance. * * @param bits the {@code float} value as {@code int} bits */ public static CstFloat make(int bits) { /* * Note: Javadoc notwithstanding, this implementation always * allocates. */ return new CstFloat(bits); }
/** * Makes an instance for the given value. This may (but does not * necessarily) return an already-allocated instance. * * @param bits the {@code float} value as {@code int} bits */ public static CstFloat make(int bits) { /* * Note: Javadoc notwithstanding, this implementation always * allocates. */ return new CstFloat(bits); }