Changes:

• Add new section: Floating-point literals

I think we risk veering into becoming a general assembly guide which might be more of a burden than we want to take on, but documenting .float and .double seems handy. I wonder a bit about "The Assembler supports the same floating point literal formats as those defined in the C and C++ standards" - fine for gas and LLVM as and any other assembler wanting to consume the same input, but not necessarily true of any arbitrary assembler. Perhaps this document needs a "Scope" section that says something like "This document aims to provide guidance to assembly programmers targeting common open source RISC-V assemblers such as GNU as and LLVM's assembler. Other assemblers might not support the same directives or pseudoinstructions."

Thanks, although one of my ultimate goal is make this document become RISC-V standard Assembly manual, but archive that apparently need much more effort than I/we can pay, so limit the scope for this document is sound good idea, let me create PR in my next workday :)

Add #89, @asb did you have any further concern about this PR?

With #89 in place this is looking pretty good to me, but given you only document .float and .double perhaps it doesn't make sense to list flh and flq (or to instead give guidance on using .2byte/.8byte or similar with the bit pattern of the encoded FP value.

Changes:

• Fix fls -> flw
• Add .quad for 128 bit floating point

@aswaterman thanks bro :)