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Chambers <ben### [at] pacificwebguycom> wrote:
> Wait... are you saying that he implemented a bitmap, but in decimal, and
> stored it as a float?
>
> Gah!!!
On reading that back, it really wasn't as clear as it was in my head--I should
work on that--but you got it! Gah is right. 1100 (base 2) => 1100 (base 10)
=> 1100.0. To get the information back out, you just do a log10, subtract the
largest power of ten, and repeat until you have all the information! Not to
say I haven't done some dumb things in my day, but *that*...
- Ricky
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