Monkey wrote:
multiblend does something equivalent to the following:
float p;
int* i=&p;
p=data[x++];
if (*i<0) ...
so ints (always negative) and floats (always positive) can be mixed in
the same array.
I don't know if an inline cast - (int*)&p - would be easier on the
compiler.
If I were doing this, I would at least add
Assert(sizeof(int) == sizeof(float));
If one wishes to be posh, one should declare
and use a union.
BugBear
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