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  1. You might want to shmget( ) the shared memory...

    You might want to shmget( ) the shared memory before attaching to it.

    -- p
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    float as it's packed into a 32/64-bit word

    To see how the number looks in 32/64-bit IEEE-754 floating-point format, take a look here:

    IEEE-754 Floating-Point Conversion from Floating-Point to Hexadecimal

    That might help you answer...
  3. MK27 very kindly answered the OP's question (a...

    MK27 very kindly answered the OP's question (a good one, IMO, since I'm trying to solve the same problem):

    "IMO you do not actually make much sense. I would also guess that
    Quote: I'm...
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