Back in the day, Windows OS kernel programming avoided use of floating point numbers - certainly transcendental functions would've been frowned upon - when CPUs

Back in the day, Windows OS kernel programming avoided use of floating point numbers - certainly transcendental functions would've been frowned upon - when CPUs didn't include an FPU. I don't know if they've relaxed this since the days of non-FPU CPUs - anyone know? If they let the Weather app use a webview, there must be some floating point usage in there. This code is at a much higher level though - at the user shell level, explorer.exe. Anyways, asking Google's AI to remove the above code's use of floating point results in code resembling the original version.