1. double
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i would like to know how the hell do you get double numbers with peek, =
as doubles/floats are 8? ,or what, bytes long.
with peek/peek4 functions you can get maximum 4 bytes long value, =
anything longer would then be sequence, like strings.
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>i would like to know how the hell do =
you get double=20
numbers with peek, as doubles/floats are 8? ,or what, bytes=20
long.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>with peek/peek4 functions you can get =
maximum 4=20
bytes long value, anything longer would then be sequence, like=20
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2. Re: double
This will give you a double -- float64_to_atom(peek({address,8}))
This will give you a float -- float32_to_atom(peek({address,4}))
Bernie
