This because it is a precise test on which algorithms
will rely.
+**Floating-point Exceptions**
+
+When Floating-point exceptions are enabled VL must be truncated at
+the point where the Exception appears not to have occurred. If `VLi`
+is set then VL must include the faulting element. Although very strongly
+discouraged the Exception Mode that permits Floating Point Exception
+notification to arrive too late to unwind is permitted
+(under protest, due it violating
+the otherwise 100% Deterministic nature of Data-dependent Fail-first).the
+
+**Use of lax FP Exception Notification Mode could result in parallel
+computations proceeding with invalid results that have to be explicitly
+detected, whereas with the strict FP Execption Mode enabled, FFirst
+truncates VL, allows subsequent parallel computation to avoid
+the exceptions entirely**
+
## Data-dependent fail-first on CR operations (crand etc)
Operations that actually produce or alter CR Field as a result