Precision (Float point) on FPGA 2011 operation

Dear Experts...

For my application, I have to rip demodulation on FPGA. I want to store an array of double precision number. When I am trying to perform any number double-precision I get this error "wire Type: not supported in the current target" forums that I got to know that I can't have the double precision operation on FPGA in Labview 2011. What is alternative? Please help me with this. Because of this problem, my work has been delayed because of this problem...

Thank you... Kindly Guide...

Fixed point.  A signed 16-bit with 1 integer bit word will represent sin and cos values with some degree of accuracy.  Make sure you read the conditions on the use of tables in the FPGA

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