| ??? 04/30/09 11:24 Read: times |
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Chico Magalhães said:
Caleb, your code is very nice, it could be used, but, IE 91 in 11 steps it will end at 88, not 91. You are correct, I left that as an exercise for you. There are a few ways to handle non-integer division in this situation. Does every step need to be precisely evenly spaced, or is it ok just to adjust the value for the last step? In either case you should look at the DIV OPCode, it stores the remainder in the B register. Please post back any pseudo code or attempt at assembly. I would be more than happy to guide you. |
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| Provided Code | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
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