>binary output of a float
What do you precisely mean by that?
/dpt/ - Daily Programming Thread
Gavin Lee
David Thompson
Would you use a *LISP if it had all the features of Common Lisp and a standard library as big as SBCL but had pointers and manual memory management like C?
Landon Smith
Well, I just need to print a float as an int, not the conversion of the float. I can get the binary from there.
Colton Ross
how does MMM even look in Lisp?
I'm scared to find out.
Charles Morris
Just google these dumb and simple questions next time
stackoverflow.com
Nathaniel Jackson
Nevermind I got it.
>you're as smart as you think you are
I said I was having trouble, not needed my handheld.
Tyler Russell
I'd be curious if someone has already attempted it. You could have something analogous to malloc/free I guess.
Cooper Ortiz
Cast a pointer to it as an int pointer
Jaxon Butler
Nice, actually easier than what I did.
Carter Hill
Return to assembly user
Only once you have cast off the shackles of stack based runtime will you truly flourish