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I want to pass a floating-point number to a VBA function and access
the binary representation. In C, I might declare a union of double and 8-element unsigned char array, assign the function parameter to the double, then access the bits of the unsigned char array. Alternatively, I might use memcpy() to copy the floating-point parameter into an 8-element unsigned char array. How can I accomplish that (either one) in VBA? |
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