how can I caculate with numbers bigger than a word using 16F88 ?

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  1. - 16th May 2010, 23:27 #1
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    If you are looking for costs ... forget all this old 16F... or 18F...-devices.

    Take new cheap dsPic33 or ...J... or ...K... -devices.
    The new devices are very cheap, the old stuff is expensive !!!!
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    Not an economic solution but great fun is the 'floating point co-processor' from Micromega. Costs about $20. the free IDE make developing the code a doddle.

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