32 and 64bit Floating Point, PBP and a 16F648A...

[N6VMO_]

I give up, how do I get $3FE3586328F97ED5 AND $C000D1A6DD4B949E into the N-Bit Math Value32 variable?

The above two 64 bit hex numbers reside in an array and represent latitude (34.xxxxxx) and longitude (-120.xxxxxx).

John

[Darrel Taylor]

I give up, how do I get $3FE3586328F97ED5 AND $C000D1A6DD4B949E into the N-Bit Math Value32 variable?

What format are they in the array. ASCII hex digits or Binary values?
Are they always the same length? With padding 0's to the left if lower values?

And you mean a Value64 variable, right?

[N6VMO_]

Him Darrel,

The data is stored in ASCII hex digits and are always the same length. Yes, I meant Value64.

What format are they in the array. ASCII hex digits or Binary values?
Are they always the same length? With padding 0's to the left if lower values?

And you mean a Value64 variable, right?

[Darrel Taylor]

Well, assuming you have PBP 2.60, and the number starts at the beginning of the array, you could do this ...

ARRAYREAD  MyArray,[HEX2 Value64(7),HEX2 Value64(6),HEX2 Value64(5),HEX2 Value64(4), _
                    HEX2 Value64(3),HEX2 Value64(2),HEX2 Value64(1),HEX2 Value64(0)]

You can add a SKIP n, if it starts later in the array.

HTH,