??? 03/15/12 14:54 Read: times Msg Score: +1 +1 Good Answer/Helpful |
#186695 - fixed point Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Jeremy Vella said:
float accdeg =((ADCacc - (616)) * 0.431); /* 616 is my zero */ if (accdeg < (-20.0)) accdeg = (-20.0); /*rejects wrong values */ if (accdeg > (20.0)) accdeg = 20.0; How about this then ? uint32_t accdeg =((ADCacc - (616)) * 431); /* 616 is my zero */ if (accdeg < (-20000)) accdeg = (-20000); /*rejects wrong values */ if (accdeg > (20000)) accdeg = 20000; Instead of a factor 1000 you can also use 256 or 1024 or 65536 or whatever. P.S. Please don't paste TAB's as every browser has a different idea of where the next column is. |
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