Maths - Summing small numbers with decimals

[mackrackit]

Not sure about the best solution but here is how to split a number up into two EEPROM spaces

WRITE 0,NUM.BYTE1

WRITE 1,NUM.BYTE0

Read it back the same way.
HTH

[flotulopex]

I'm in the office and can't test this right now so I ask further.

Do you know if I can store WORD sized numbers the same way you show me?

The DATA command allows to do this, but WRITE?

>>> just found the answer: Yes, it is possible. I'll have to try this when I get back home...
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[mackrackit]

Yep. DATA is at program time, WRITE is for run time.

[flotulopex]

Since I'm using interrupts, storing data with WRITE might sometimes be too long in conjunction some ADC processes.

How do I store numbers greater than 65535 in variables and reuse them?

I'm lost.

[skimask]

Since I'm using interrupts, storing data with WRITE might sometimes be too long in conjunction some ADC processes. How do I store numbers greater than 65535 in variables and reuse them? I'm lost.

PBP 2.50a handles LONG variables, 32 bits, numbers.

[flotulopex]

Y a plus qu'a cracher au bénitier!!!

[skimask]

Y a plus qu'a cracher au bénitier!!!

Again, typical small U.S. school's got me here...I don't get it
Me = uni-lingual ... there's a better word for that, but I don't know what it is off hand...

My point is that PBP can handle numbers over 65535 by using LONG variables...which you can then split up using the WORD or BYTE modifiers, then store those numbers if needed, or recover them, using the WORD, or BYTE variable modifiers.

[Acetronics2]

Since I'm using interrupts, storing data with WRITE might sometimes be too long in conjunction some ADC processes.

How do I store numbers greater than 65535 in variables and reuse them?

I'm lost.

Roger ...

You can store them in temporary variables and send them to EEPROM when you've enough time ...

WHILE some ADC conversions are running in the background ... for example.

ah, ... yes, I see ... that needs some ... brain use ???


just open your PBP "samples" folder and look for "A2D10" ... instead of "ADCIN10"

...

Good night, Roger

Alain

[flotulopex]

J'ai ze feeling qu'on me taquine un peu...

Going to do some searching in the samples then.

Thanks for the advice.