If((four_bit_length%2)=0) //even // checking for even or odd length of total hex values in arrayįor(i=0,j=0 j contains hex values of 4-bitįour_bit_length=i //length of 4-bit hex valueįor(i=0,j=four_bit_length-1 i contains hex values of 4-bit in reversed way A bit is a value of either a 1 or 0 (on or off). Reset_array() // initialize all the arrays to zero Unsigned int four_bit_length=0,byte_length=0 void split_and_send(const unsigned long val) please let me know if any further modifications to be done. This chart shows all 1888 valid 2-byte characters. ![]() There are 2048 possible 2-byte characters, but not all of them are valid and not all of the valid characters are used. UTF-8 2-byte Characters: byte 1 \xc0-\xdf, byte 2 \x80-\xbf. Hello guys I have finally found solution below is the code snippet. ASCII Characters 128-255 must be represented as multi-byte strings in UTF-8. (TXREG = value > 24 TXREG = value > 16 TXREG = value > 8 TXREG = value ) You even can use division and possibly all the different ways result in same code: (TXREG = value / 2^24 TXREG = value / 2^16 TXREG = value / 2^8 TXREG = value ) Another possibility would be to use a uint8_t pointer and set it on the uintX_t value, (TXREG = *(ptrValue 3) TXREG = *(ptrValue 2) TXREG = *(ptrValue 1) TXREG = *(ptrValue)) or simply send value shifted by multiple of 8. A good one might be the union that qub suggested in second reply. Everything is binary in a controller memory, as I stated in my first reply! What you think that are decimal or hexadecimal values are strings of figures shown on a display which become values in your head! So what you really doing, is that you separate and send the 8 bits of the low-byte and the 8 bits of the high byte. I want convert 365 base10 to 16D base16 and separate by 1 byte ie 1 and 6D.įorget this decimal and hexadecimal stuff. Hey you are loading direct hexadecimal value. I understand how to tune using the fuel maps, and timing maps using 2byte load, knock sum, timing, injector duty but what I didn't understand is the extra setting ceddy put in to his evoscan settings like byte Load IAT Baro Comp, AirFlow Calc gm/s lb/min, CPU loop time is any of these things important or is it more for speed density or other stuff ceddy is working on. ![]() If you want to print this out in ASCII hex, then use DarioG's suggestion of sprintf(buf,"X",int_number") You can do this manually using net.sf.: .MalformedByteSequenceException. For example 365 base 10 is actually stored as a 32 bit word in memory as 0000000101101101, the debugger can display this in a number of formats, most used are hex (016D) or decimal (365). If you want to print this out in ASCII hex, then use DarioG's suggestion of sprintf(buf,"X",int_number") How are you reading the decimal value? If you are reading if from say, a watch variable, then the debugger is converting from binary to decimal. ![]() How are you reading the decimal value? If you are reading if from say, a watch variable, then the debugger is converting from binary to decimal.
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