Yes, Dave, we all are wrong.

We supposed, that you want to solve the task.
But you want only to use a special software.

I know nobody, which use floating point on assembler.
It sounds difficult, since assemblers not support
floating point expressions and variables.

So I and all other guys switch to another language
(C, Basic, Pascal, ...), if they want to use floating point.

You are the first, which tell me, that an 8051 assembler
floating point library exist.
Only for interest, please can you tell me, how can
I get the FP52.


Peter