Truncating

Feb 19, 2006

Hi.
I have a multiplier that multiplies 2 floating point numbers with 7
bits exponent and 10 bits mantissa.so its output has 7 bits exponent
and 20 bits mantissa.
now its output must return to its input in order to compute another
multiplication.on the other hand its output must be truncated to 10
bits. how can I do this? please help me.
thanks.

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