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I = stripscaling(a)
I = stripscaling(a) returns the stored integer of a as a fi object with binary-point scaling, zero fraction length and the same word length and sign as a.
Stripscaling is useful for converting the value of a fi object to its stored integer value.
fipref('NumericTypeDisplay','short', ... 'FimathDisplay','none'); format long g a = fi(0.1,true,48,47) a = 0.100000000000001 s48,47 b = stripscaling(a) b = 14073748835533 s48,0 bin(a) ans = 000011001100110011001100110011001100110011001101 bin(b) ans = 000011001100110011001100110011001100110011001101
Notice that the stored integer values of a and b are identical, while their real-world values are different.

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