Hello-
I'm new here and wonder if anyone has MSP430 code that will convert
16-bit binary to 5 bytes of ASCII.
Prefer assembler and while I'm at it I could use assembler code that
does a print function thru the USART.
I thought of looking at assembler listing of printf but IAR freebie
software wont let me view assembled version of C .
Thanks -
Steve / Columbus, Ohio
Steve,
> Hello-
> I'm new here and wonder if anyone has MSP430 code that will convert
> 16-bit binary to 5 bytes of ASCII.
>
> Prefer assembler and while I'm at it I could use assembler code that
> does a print function thru the USART.
>
> I thought of looking at assembler listing of printf but IAR freebie
> software wont let me view assembled version of C .
Sounds like a homework assignment to me...
--
Paul Curtis, Rowley Associates Ltd http://www.rowley.co.uk
CrossWorks for MSP430, ARM, and (soon) Atmel AVR processors
Reply by Peter Grey●June 2, 20042004-06-02
At 04:10 AM 02-06-04, you wrote:
Check out slaa024.pdf on the TI website - binary to bcd conversion
Good luck
Peter
>Hello-
>I'm new here and wonder if anyone has MSP430 code that will convert
>16-bit binary to 5 bytes of ASCII.
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>Prefer assembler and while I'm at it I could use assembler code that
>does a print function thru the USART.
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>I thought of looking at assembler listing of printf but IAR freebie
>software wont let me view assembled version of C .
>
>Thanks -
>Steve / Columbus, Ohio
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