Hi
I've made very good use of the code posted on your site so I'd like to give my thanks to the many contributers from whome I have learnt loads and who have save me a lot of time and head-scratching.
By way of thanks, I offer the following adaptation of Tony Nixons 24x24 bit division routine. I have expanded it to perform 48x24 bit division. While a little lardier than Nikolai Golovchenko's routine, it uses big-ended format (my preference) and provides a remainder (unfortunetly at the cost of a bit more ram). Anyway, I hope this may save someone a bit of time, as mine has been. Thanks all.
Code:
;**************************************************************************
;Div4824U
;Inputs:
; Dividend - Dividend:6 (0 - least significant!)
; Divisor - Test:3 (0 - least significant!)
;Temporary:
; Counter - Count
; Shift - Shift:6
;Output:
; Quotient - Dividend:6 (0 - least significant!)
; Remainder- Rem:3 (0 - least significant!)
;
;Adaptation of 24x24 division by Tony Nixon with corrections
;by Frank Finster 3/15/2005.
;Code adapted by Andy Lee
;01-Sep-2006 Original version
;**************************************************************************
Div4824U:
;---------------------------------------------------
; SUBROUTINE - 48 by 24 BIT DIVISION
movlw 48
movwf Count
movff Dividend+0, Shift+0
movff Dividend+1, Shift+1
movff Dividend+2, Shift+2
movff Dividend+3, Shift+3
movff Dividend+4, Shift+4
movff Dividend+5, Shift+5
clrf Dividend+0
clrf Dividend+1
clrf Dividend+2
clrf Dividend+3
clrf Dividend+4
clrf Dividend+5
clrf Rem+2
clrf Rem+1
clrf Rem+0
dloop
bcf STATUS, C
rlcf Shift+0
rlcf Shift+1
rlcf Shift+2
rlcf Shift+3
rlcf Shift+4
rlcf Shift+5
rlcf Rem+0
rlcf Rem+1
rlcf Rem+2
movf Test+2, w
subwf Rem+2, w
btfss STATUS, Z
bra nochk
movf Test+1,w
subwf Rem+1,w
btfss STATUS, Z
bra nochk
movf Test+0,w
subwf Rem+0,w
nochk
btfss STATUS, C
bra nogo
movf Test+0,w
subwf Rem+0
btfsc STATUS, C
bra nodec_remainM
decf Rem+1, f
movf Rem+1, w
xorlw 0xff
btfsc STATUS, Z
decf Rem+2, f
nodec_remainM
movf Test+1, w
subwf Rem+1, f
btfss STATUS, C
decf Rem+2, f
movf Test+2, w
subwf Rem+2, f
bsf STATUS, C
nogo
rlcf Dividend+0
rlcf Dividend+1
rlcf Dividend+2
rlcf Dividend+3
rlcf Dividend+4
rlcf Dividend+5
decfsz Count, f
goto dloop
return
Comments:
Lewis Paul Lineberger of Alternate Energies Says:
I've provided a version of this code that fixes an overflow error, illustrated by+
0x34631A9FC / 0xDD39E9. Also, the code is provided for PIC12/PIC16 assembly. Thanks so much for the original work! See
http://www.piclist.com/techref/member/LPL-AEA-Z85/index.htm
See also:
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