convert 32f->32i: fix compiler warnings about loss of int precision #665
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This feels like someone else probably has an open PR about it already, but I can't find it.
Compilers warn that converting INT_MAX to float leads to INT_MAX+1 as float value.
That's absolutely not surprising: bits(single precision float mantissa) < bits(int), so an int of value 2^N - 1 must inherently be non-representable for N close to bits(int), and MAX_INT = 2³²-1.
So, the upround that I'm doing here explicitly is always done, on every machine I could think of, and so what this compiler warning silencing does is always done, anyways.
Finally makes VOLK a zero-warning compile on my clang16 x68_64 avx2 machine.