In 5.2.2.3 the specification for NaN is given in little endian while the example value -6.5 is given in big endian. This may lead to confusion and could be unified.

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Figure 3 illustrates how the value −6,5 (Hex: C0D00000) is encoded as a Float.
The floating-point type supports positive and negative infinity and not -a-number (NaN). The
IEEE specification allows for multiple NaN variants; however, the encoders/decoders may not
preserve the distinction. Encoders shall encode a NaN value as an IEEE quiet -NAN
(000000000000F8FF) or (0000C0FF). Any unsupported types such as denormalized numbers
shall also be encoded as an IEEE quiet-NAN. Any test for equality between NaN values always
fails.
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