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Hi folks a question about ic.
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
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Sat, 1 Feb 1997 00:18:44 GMT
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Tahdah! <IRAC@ihatespamEARLHAM.EDU>
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Hi, is there some kind of integer to float call in ic? I am trying to write a
test servo routine that takes the knob() value and turns the servo to that
number of degrees using servo_deg() which takes a float. Any ideas?
My board was just recenly finished! Hooray. You can visit a picture of it at
my hardware hacking page if you so desire.
http://www.earlham.edu/www/irac/hardware.html
PS the new 6811 downloader (mac) doesn't seem to check if a serial port is
allocated (in use?) before it trys to use it. The first time I ran it, it
didn't seem to be working (because it was set to the modem port) and when it
quit it hung up my ppp connection for me.
-ira C User Support Manager Earlham Computing Services Earlham College
Richmond IN 47374 Office Phone 317-983-1366
Emergency Home 317-966-5897 irac@earlham.edu
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| (...) In regular C, you just ask for what you want by declaring the convert in a statement like... Knob_value = knob(); How_much = float(knob_value); servo_deg(How_much); or save a variable with... Knob_value = knob; servo_deg(float(Knob_value)); (...) (28 years ago, 2-Feb-97, to lugnet.robotics.handyboard)
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