Joining 5 bit variables and splitting them into 8 bit ones later?

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- 6th January 2021, 21:08 #24

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Re: Joining 5 bit variables and splitting them into 8 bit ones later?

Will take a look tomorrow...
Meanwhile, added decimal point, C and F sign support...

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