Post by thread:32 bit int s

As Far As I Know, there are no built-ins for 32 bit math in CCS. Look at MATH.C in the examples for some inline assembly routines which work as long as you are in bank 0 or 1 RAM. Lucky me, I am debugging 32 bit and 48 bit math for the general case (variables in Bank 2 and 3 also). Does Hi-Tech support 32 bit int as a built in type ?!! ------------ Barry King, KA1NLH Engineering Manager NRG Systems "Measuring the Wind's Energy" Hinesburg, Vermont, USA spam_OUTbarryTakeThisOuTnrgsystems.com "The witty saying has been deleted due to limited EPROM space"

I was using 32 bit ints with no problem in hi-tech, just had to make sure I placed them in a spot I had room. (banks) unsigned long is a 32bit int in Hi-tech ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Jason Van Dellen Electronic Proving Technology .....jvdKILLspam@spam@attcanada.net ICQ # 14180767 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

CCS does have 32 bit Floating Point. I'm not sure about 32 bit integer math though. Jim {Quote hidden}>As Far As I Know, there are no built-ins for 32 bit math in CCS. >Look at MATH.C in the examples for some inline assembly routines >which work as long as you are in bank 0 or 1 RAM. > >Lucky me, I am debugging 32 bit and 48 bit math for the general case >(variables in Bank 2 and 3 also). > >Does Hi-Tech support 32 bit int as a built in type ?!! > >------------ >Barry King, KA1NLH >Engineering Manager >NRG Systems "Measuring the Wind's Energy" >Hinesburg, Vermont, USA >barryKILLspamnrgsystems.com >"The witty saying has been deleted due to limited EPROM space" >