wait, does it mean PBP will make word always 5 digit and byte 3 digit? hm I newer seen it in my book
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wait, does it mean PBP will make word always 5 digit and byte 3 digit? hm I newer seen it in my book
Last edited by therian; - 9th January 2007 at 00:26.
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Hi,
I don't really follow you here....
A word is always 16bits (0-65535) so yes, 5 digits. Digits "not used" will return a 0 when used with the DIG operator. If you are using the DIG operator for display purposes and don't want to display the zeros you need to use a check routine like in Sayzer's example.
/Henrik Olsson.
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I just wanted to build couple 7 led displays so I was thinking about how to measure how many digits in the number to send each number to led display
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