I want to have full 32-Bit or better 64-Bit calculation in the next version - without having to use DIV32 and "W0 ** number"...
32-Bit or 64-Bit calculation
I want to have full 32-Bit or better 64-Bit calculation in the next version - without having to use DIV32 and "W0 ** number"...
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Hi,
Yes, 32-bit integers and floating-point math!
If this happens, the volume of new posts on this forum
will shrink about 30%.
Best regards,
Luciano
P.S. On second thought, this is not true because the number of new
users on this forum will also increase if the compiler is improved.
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At least 32bit maths and vars would be very cool.
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
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Sounds good
I'd like to see some floating point. It would add a lot over what the compiler is saving me in time now.
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32 bit math.
another vote for 32 bit floating point native support.
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Nah, the volume of new posts will increase by about 300 % because more people will be even more unable and/or unwilling to RTFM.Originally Posted by Luciano
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Hi,Nah, the volume of new posts will increase by about 300 % because more people will be even more unable and/or unwilling to RTFM.
RTFM is already history!
(Press Shift+Ctrl+B in the Adobe Acrobat Reader 7.0 or >).
LTFM (L= Listen)
(Click to enlarge the picture).
Best regards,
Luciano
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LTTFM? (Listen to)
HTFM? (Hear)
WLWYLTHTFMI? (Which language would you like to hear the Fxxxxxx manual in?)
I've been using 7.0 for awhile, never noticed. Going to try it out later...
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just tried that... its amazing... now all it needs is to be able to understand the datasheet, draw the PCB and write the code!!! hahaha lol
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