The floating point format is described by some IEEE document. Searching google gives several hits ("
http://www.google.com/search?q=IEEE+floating+point+format&sourceid=opera&num=0).
HTH, Hilmar.
>Hi All,
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>Has anyone previously read 32 bit floats from disk? I'm importing information from a disk file that contains Character and numeric information. The character info is no problem and I can convert 16 bit Ints easily. However, floats are stored in a totally different format. Has anyone cracked this before?
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>TIA
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>Liam
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