| ??? 09/26/01 11:20 Read: times |
#15155 - RE: Div AB question |
what's kind of reminder is???
It's the remainder; ie, the bit left over after the integer quotient given in A! Back to basics: If you try to divide fifteen apples into four equal piles, you will get three in each pile and three left over; Mathematically, 15/4 = 3 plus a remainder of 3 We're just dealing with 8-bit numbers here; whether you choose to represent those numbers in binary, octal, decimal, hexadecimal or any other notation is irrelevant to the DIV operation: Binary: 00001111/00000100 = 00000011 + remainder 00000011 Octal: 017/004 = 003 + remainder 003 Decimal: 15/4 = 3 + remainder 3 Hex: 0x0F/0x04 = 0x03 + remainder 0x03 Roman: XV/IV = III + remainder III ..."For find real decimal reminder..." When you say "real" do you mean "floating-point?" The 8051 has no floating-point instructions; you would have to write (or otherwise obtain) floating-point routines. |
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