* Some compilers do not automatically use 32 bit for 16x16bit products. The code "Word32 c = (Word16) a * (Word16) b;" creates then a 16-bit result, sign-extending the
* lower 16-bit of the product, any upper bits are omitted. Example: Product 0x0100 * 0x0100 results in 0x0001.0000, gets truncated to its lower bits and return 0x0000.
* The issue is fixed by simply casting one of the product operands to Word32 in lib_com/basop32.c
*/
#define FIX_ISSUE_1771_USE_W32_FOR_MPY_W16xW16 /* FhG: (QA-FIX) Use doubled data width for 16x16 product, some compilers keep 16-bit format also for products */
#define FIX_ISSUE_1771_IMPROVE_MPY_ZERO_DOT_1_PRECISION /* FhG: (NON-BE) improve precision of multiplications with factor 0.1f, avoids overflow with up-rounded value */