| ??? 01/30/03 13:44 Read: times |
#37746 - RE: hex to bin size / float ? YES ! |
on a typical record length of 16 byte:
bin size = hex size / 2.8 I use float on many applications on the AT89C2051 without any problems. E.g.: - read something in from a sensor - do some corrections x = A * x + B or so - convert to digits and display it on LED / LCD If speed was not an issue and applications are small and writing the code was many times easier, why not. Peter |
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