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cable loop in and out with a 20mm gland on sockets no probs / 30 amp use 25mm glands so you can easily get 2 x 4. As the rain sensor is probably only accurate to around 5 - 10% you could just scale all of your data down to single words. One handy thing with SYMBOL commands is that they can do 32-bit maths, so can be used to determine the two 16-bit most significant and least significant 16-bit words of a value. I've used these on my 20" wheeled recumbent for years but this the first time I've tried them on my Brompton. Obviously the floating point processor chip is available to extend beyond the above enhancements when needed.

e. 17 bits) but this can be bodged as we know that if a digit has reached the 17th (overflow) position then it's only necessary to (always) perform a single subtraction of the denominator. The quotient (answer) can be a 32 bit (2 word number if the divisor is very small) but usually the entire answer will be in the low word of the quotient. Normally, the "remainder" will be left in the numerator registers, so it must be decided whether to complicate the subroutine in restoring the input values or swapping around result and remainder data, etc. We have other school projects underway that need this expanded PICAXE maths function so are interested in finding an elegant solution. The tent has 3 central poles and ridge pole, the walls are detachable which is great for ventilation in the summer.I can't compete with hippy's 32 bit divisor, but have refined the code in the thread above to give a subroutine for 32 bits divided by a full 16 bits with a rather smaller "footprint" (Program and RAM size and execution time).

I suspect it will not be too difficult using the existing picaxe divide function with a carry process between words. Thinking more about the repeated use of "partial" divisions (byte, word or any other base), I now rather doubt that it's a viable solution. Yes I looked at Jeremy's excellent documentation with interest and have filed it away for another day, but think it might be rather resource hungry for your specific requirement. Credo Capital Finance Limited are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, FRN: 670362, authorised for Credit Broking and as a lender.However, I think I've tried that before and encountered complications, but maybe only with overflow/underflow checking, which (I assume) we're ignoring here. Here we need to use the formula for the sum of a geometric series up to n terms: s = a*(r

I don't claim to understand (yet) how hippy's code works, but have spotted a couple of minor typos, "DIVIDEN T" in the assignments and the remainder is not actually printed, but is correctly calculated in dividend. Over the whole country, from the one extreme of cultivation to the other, the judgment and righteousness which had been so lacking should now find a home, and bring their blessed fruits of peace, and confidence, and calm. Bulldog Spokes were specially formulated in the UK to create a spoke that can deal comfortably with the rigours of Motocross. Please Note: There may be minor differences in the specification and appearance between the European model and US model featured in these articles. The footprint probably is quite large, but using << and >> rather than any divides or multiply there will be no other multiplies or divides in the code so it should be quite fast.pdf section 29) you will see that the instructions are for bit and byte manipulation with only add and subtract math functions so Rev Ed already have to impliment multiply and divide plus 16-bit math in firmware. If so, it would be great if this subroutine function was included in the Variable - Mathmatic section of the manual please with a couple of of good application examples as it takes a lot of time to get your head around maths with what is there now. This is being done in hopes of cooling Esau's wrath for what Jacob did to him 20 years earlier (Genesis 27:30–35; 27:41–45). e. making it look pretty) that takes up much of the program space, but isn't another name for that "User Friendly"?

Then I got stuck as I could not see how to carry the remainder into the long division calculation into do the second word. I believe the original request was for a (maximum) 16-bit result, but in principle I do quite like the idea of a 32-bit result as offered by womai and westaust. There are no doubt many "elegant" solutions, but a normal "Long Division" as you'd do on paper (I hope) is quite easy in binary. I will wait until I see the magic of your improved 32/16 version before I decide which to to finally use.Fitted with a 32 AMP 415V 3P+Earth+Neutral IP44 rated industrial plug and a 16 AMP 415V 3P+Earth+Neutral industrial socket. So I was planning to start with my simplest version (maximum 15 bit divisor with maximum 16 bit result) which only uses about 37 bytes of code but looks useful for calibrating/scaling readadc10 and calibadc10 data with good resolution, etc. The lack of direct support for overflow/carry flags with PICaxe basic is rather a pain, so a "cheat" I've done is to restrict the denominator to one bit less i. You could probably "bodge" the top bit with extra code, or just extend the code to 3 words/2 words as required. a spirit of justice to him who sits in judgment, and a strength to those who repel the onslaught at the gate.