CLI rendering to wav with 32-bit floating point samples: how

[notorand]

It seems there's no CLI option to ask for 32-bit floating point samples.
Is this an omission or what?

[notorand]

That's incredible! None knows!
From my commandline:

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[auser@Feynman ~] lmms --help
LMMS 1.1.1
Copyright (c) 2004-2014 LMMS developers.

usage: lmms [ -r <project file> ] [ options ]
            [ -u <in> <out> ]
            [ -d <in> ]
            [ -h ]
            [ <file to load> ]

-r, --render <project file>     render given project file
-o, --output <file>             render into <file>
-f, --output-format <format>    specify format of render-output where
                                format is either 'wav' or 'ogg'.
-s, --samplerate <samplerate>   specify output samplerate in Hz
                                range: 44100 (default) to 192000
-b, --bitrate <bitrate>         specify output bitrate in kHz
                                default: 160.
-i, --interpolation <method>    specify interpolation method
                                possible values:
                                   - linear
                                   - sincfastest (default)
                                   - sincmedium
                                   - sincbest
-x, --oversampling <value>      specify oversampling
                                possible values: 1, 2, 4, 8
                                default: 2
-u, --upgrade <in> [out]        upgrade file <in> and save as <out>
       standard out is used if no output file is specifed
-d, --dump <in>                 dump XML of compressed file <in>
-v, --version                   show version information and exit.
-h, --help                      show this usage information and exit.

No mention about bit depth and format.

[Sti-Jay]

Indeed, if you are a coder you are welcome to help you I know you already made yourself familiar with github ;-p