| ??? 08/18/05 19:46 Read: times |
#99664 - bit table Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Hi Peter.
Actually what I've got is a table of labels, now! Does that make sense? .dw asc32,asc33,asc44 ... asc127 Which using ".dw" gives me 2 byte values ; ; Ascii bit definitions for LED ; ; space asc32: .db 11111111b .db 11111111b .db 11111111b .db 11111111b .db 11111111b .db 11111111b .db 11111111b ; Exclamation asc33: .db 01111111b .db 01111111b .db 01111111b .db 01111111b .db 11111111b .db 11111111b .db 01111111b ; Double quote asc34: .db 10101111b .db 10101111b .db 10101111b .db 11111111b .db 11111111b .db 11111111b .db 11111111b blah blah blah ; small z asc127: .db whatever .db whatever .db whatever .db whatever .db whatever .db whatever .db whatever I don't really need to get all 256 possible values from the byte coming in. But the code is basic enough that it will allow me to do that if I want. I've already added some different LED configurations assigned to ascii code 128 129 130 and 131. And it worked ok. |
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