PBPL Math...new math takes more cycles...Always?


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    Hi, Ski

    That's fully written at the bottom of 4.17 "new" manual chapter ...

    you should browse the µChip site : there are "complex" functions like LOG,SIN, ... in the Floating point routines, that are not in the Melabs Download.

    so, you could use those 24 and 32 bits functions ... just when needed.

    I'll try to find the µChip link ( I have it here for PIC 16 and 17 on a CD ...)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Acetronics View Post
    Hi, Ski
    That's fully written at the bottom of 4.17 "new" manual chapter ...
    Yep, I just re-read, in-depth, every single word of that chapter, and compared it to the listings of newer compiled programs vs. old (2.47 and earlier) programs.

    you should browse the µChip site : there are "complex" functions like LOG,SIN, ... in the Floating point routines, that are not in the Melabs Download.
    so, you could use those 24 and 32 bits functions ... just when needed.
    I'll try to find the µChip link ( I have it here for PIC 16 and 17 on a CD ...)
    Alain
    I've got those libraries. They're quite a bit overkill for what I need. Like I said, I guess I'm just looking for a way to short-circuit PBP back into it's old evil 16/8 bit ways.

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