So the Epiphany architecture doesn't currently have double-precision operations. I am no hardware design expert so I'll just assume that there are good reasons that they're missing from the architecture at the moment.
Double-precision operations are, however, important for many platforms to be ported to Epiphany. For example, in Erlang, the float type is always a 64-bit floating point value, meaning that all floating point operations on Epiphany cores would have to be emulated, defeating much of the purpose of having an FPU there in the first place.
So are there any plans for double-precision operations?