In floating-point arithmetic, a desirable property of computations is to be accurate, since in many industrial context small or large perturbations due to round-off errors may cause considerable damages. To cope with this matter of facts, we have developed a tool which corrects these errors by transforming automatically programs in a source to source manner. Our transformation, relying on static analysis by abstract abstraction, concerns pieces of code with assignments, conditionals and loops. By transforming programs, we significantly optimize the numer- ical accuracy of computations by minimizing the error relatively to the exact result. An interesting side-effect of our technique is that more accurate computations may make it possible to use smaller data-types. In this article, we show that our transformed programs, executed in single precision, may compete with not transformed codes executed in double precision.