??? 01/05/06 18:55 Read: times |
#106621 - decimal unpacker Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Unpacks a 16bit number into it's decimal base units.
eg var = 12345 // decimal constant xx[0] = 5..... xx[4] = 1 could you have used the modulus method of coverting from one base to another or a table driven method? Something like for (n=5; n=>0; ++n) remainder[n] = var_number % power(base,n) n is the number of powers of the base power function is base to the power of n *** This is not exacty the code but some idea. There are a few base conversion programs floating about. Anyway that's my 2 cents worth JG |
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