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> Following some discussion about the topic a few weeks ago, I was
> sufficiently curious and motivated enough to write a floating point library
> for the H8/RCX.
Let's face it Kekoa, you just couldn't stand not REALLY knowing what the
group was talking about so you went and did the work we should have done
before the discussion even started. :-)
> The cost of linking the entire library is 1142 bytes, which is
> substantially less than the 6K or so reportedly needed by the floating
> point support that comes with the compiler. In addition, the library comes
> in pieces so that by default the linker only includes the parts of it you
> truly need.
http://graphics.stanford.edu/~kekoa/rcx/tools.html#Librcx
Ahhhh. That's a bit easier to deal with. Way to go. I may be converted over
to programming in C (which is what I do for money) yet.....
Thanks again.
Cheers,
Ralph Hempel - P.Eng
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