| Andy Neil 06/10/09 05:48 Read: 160 times Basingstoke Uk |
#165977 - Text representation of numbers Responding to: Per Westermark's previous message |
Per Westermark said:
the binary value 0x1f gets converted to the characters '1' and 'F', that is something completely different. What you are actually doing there is converting from a number to a text string that represents that number. This is what something like printf( "%02X", number ) does... |
| Topic | Author | Date |
| transmit/recieve character by using 8051 and USART | Sergey Meerovich | 06/09/09 15:27 |
| Be sure your 8251 is fast enough | Richard Erlacher | 06/09/09 18:42 |
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| translate ASCII to binary ? [edited] | Andy Neil | 06/10/09 04:38 |
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| Corrected! | Andy Neil | 06/10/09 05:55 |
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| Text representation of numbers | Andy Neil | 06/10/09 05:48 |
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