The argument is rounded to single-precision format (32 bits) and returned as a double-float (64 bits). This function allows you to model the rounding behavior of a machine or implementation that performs 32-bit floating point arithmetic.
LispWorks supports multiple floating point formats: short-float (only on 32-bit LispWorks), single-float and double-float. If this function is called with a single-float or a short-float, it returns the equivalent double-float, that is, it is the same as evaluating
(coerce float 'double-float)
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