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Thank you! The double quotes did the trick!

Hi all!

I have a function (named "orig") that analyze web sites given from an argument, it works very well when by itself:

#!/bin/bash

chain="$1"
echo chain $chain

curl "$chaine" -o...

That thread inspired me when I stumble on it. I am thinking binary64.

Hi!

What is the way to get the binary representation of a IEEE 754 (like 0001110110001111010101100111001011100100101010111101) without using perl. Bash for example, would be fine.

I need to...

I will have to do it in another way or go to perl.

Thank you!

In order to perform some arithmetical operations on 64 bit double I need to transform of the binary representation of a 64 bit double to a 64
bit integer do the operations and then transform back...