I know Keil does not support a 64 bit float.
Does anybody know of a way to create a 64 bit float? Maybe from a 32 bit float? The original data is in a ushort. We to create and read a 64 bit float to interface to an external device. We have no choice.
I was too fast posting. I had intended to add this link: en.wikipedia.org/.../IEEE_754-1985
It has quite good examples of how the numbers are actually stored.