| ??? 01/17/06 00:03 Read: times |
#107546 - More Questions Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Are you using floating point? Fixed point? Integer Math?
Floating point for the 8052 is not a beginners task. You will either have to buy in or find it. How much precision you you want? How much room in ROM? If you are not sure tell what you are tring to do. The question is not as simple as you may think it is. |
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