Andrew Bell wrote:
> I want to take a floating point number and determine it's binary
> represention. This seems easy enough as the answer is right there in
> memory. I can do this with a debugger, but other than dicking around with
> memcopies, I can't see an easy way to print out the memory
Hello all,
I want to take a floating point number and determine it's binary
represention. This seems easy enough as the answer is right there in
memory. I can do this with a debugger, but other than dicking around with
memcopies, I can't see an easy way to print out the memory contents of
arbitr
