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The names `realmin`/`realmax`, don't make too much sense in our terminology. These function are floating-point property queries, querying in particular the largest/smallest positive normalized floating point value. `posnormfloatmin` isn't a great name however, so simply `floatmin` was suggested. This has the advantage that it's suggestive of the fact that it's a floating point type query, even if it's not quite the minimum floating point value or even the minimum positive floating point value, but that's what docs are for. In any case, they're better than real. We have a good number of subtypes of `Real` for which these functions make no sense. In libc, these are called FLT_MIN/FLT_MAX or DBL_MIN/DBL_MAX.
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