Section Conversions.
Variable prec1 emax1 prec2 emax2 : Z.
Context (prec1_gt_0_ : Prec_gt_0 prec1) (prec2_gt_0_ : Prec_gt_0 prec2).
Let emin1 := (3 - emax1 - prec1)%Z.
Let fexp1 := FLT_exp emin1 prec1.
Let emin2 := (3 - emax2 - prec2)%Z.
Let fexp2 := FLT_exp emin2 prec2.
Hypothesis Hmax1 : (prec1 < emax1)%Z.
Hypothesis Hmax2 : (prec2 < emax2)%Z.
Let binary_float1 := binary_float prec1 emax1.
Let binary_float2 := binary_float prec2 emax2.
Definition Bconv (conv_nan: binary_float1 -> {x | is_nan prec2 emax2 x = true}) (md: mode) (f: binary_float1) : binary_float2 :=
match f with
| B754_nan _ _ _ _ _ => build_nan prec2 emax2 (conv_nan f)
| B754_infinity _ _ s => B754_infinity _ _ s
| B754_zero _ _ s => B754_zero _ _ s
| B754_finite _ _ s m e _ => binary_normalize _ _ _ Hmax2 md (cond_Zopp s (Zpos m)) e s
end.
(** Converting a finite FP number to higher or equal precision preserves its value. *)
(** Conversion from integers and change of format *)
(** Change of format (to higher precision) and conversion to integer. *)
(** Change of format (to higher precision) and comparison. *)

Theorem Bcompare_Bconv_widen:
prec2 >= prec1 -> emax2 >= emax1 ->
forall conv_nan m x y,
Bcompare _ _ (Bconv conv_nan m x) (Bconv conv_nan m y) = Bcompare _ _ x y.