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Re: limiting to "no less than" zero
DANG EDIT TIMER...
Therefore
If you subtract two BYTE variables and the result is NEGATIVE, the Carry Bit will be Cleared (0)
If you add two Byte variables and the result is >255 then the Carry Bit will be SET (1)
HEY!! I think that's what Darrel said earlier.
Last edited by Heckler; - 18th September 2011 at 04:51.
Dwight
These PIC's are like intricate puzzles just waiting for one to discover their secrets and MASTER their capabilities.
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Re: limiting to "no less than" zero
Sweet!
And you made your own test program ... Perfect!
I'm sure it all seems much clearer now.
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Re: limiting to "no less than" zero
Oops, sorry. I should have said borrow...
Darrel was too polite! Thanks.
@ Steve: I meant which audio chip are you controlling with the PIC©
Ioannis
Last edited by Ioannis; - 18th September 2011 at 12:23.
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Re: limiting to "no less than" zero
Audio chip? LM380Originally Posted by Ioannis
Ah, you asked because I used "volume" as a variable in my question...
Actually it's not an audio project. It's for FrankenGriddle.
[img]http://www.weirdstuffwemake.com/blac...iddle_1450.jpg[/img]
If anyone is really curious I guess I could start a thread about "The FrankenGriddle Project" in the OT forum.
Hmmmm... is there a forum specifically for showcasing "Projects" that use PICs?
Steve
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Re: limiting to "no less than" zero
The Wiki could be a nice place. You can even start your personnal group in your own profile... not sure how it works though.
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
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