Hi Oldes,

You can find some conversion routines for binary to REBOL decimal in
decimal.r.

http://www.nwlink.com/~ecotope1/reb/decimal.r

There are two formats: big-endian and little-endian. The little-endian
(least significant bits first in memory) is the Intel standard. The routines
allow you to reverse the bytes, if necessary. If you don't know the endian
convention, just try it with and without reverse on a sample number.

Some examples:
>> real/to-native/rev 0.1
== #{9A9999999999B93F}
>> real/to-native/rev 0.2
== #{9A9999999999C93F}
>> real/to-native/rev 0.5
== #{000000000000E03F}
>> real/to-native/rev 1.5
== #{000000000000F83F}

It appears the flash format puts the last 4 bytes first and vice versa. So
you might need to make this change to flash format numbers before using
real/form-native/rev.

HTH
-Larry


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Subject: [REBOL] Decimal! to Binary! conversion


> Decimal! to Binary! conversion
> ==============================
> Hello rebolers...
> does anybody know how to convert decimal number to binary format?
>
> In Flash it's stored as:
> 0.1 = #{9999B93F9A999999}
> 0.2 = #{9999C93F9A999999}
> 0.5 = #{0000E03F00000000}
> 1.5 = #{0000F83F00000000}
>
> That gives me no sense... please help me:-)
> thanks Oldes
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