The IDE compiler uses the register types declared to determine when type conversion is required. If you're going to store both a floating point and an integer
As part of an equation I entered the following and compiled it: Distance equ F1 Distance = FIXR(Distance) The IDE generated: SHIFTOUT FpuOut, FpuClk, MSBFIRST,
The support files for using the uM-FPU V3.1 chip with PicBasic Pro already have definitions for all the opcodes. Any opcode that conflicts with a reserved word
Problem solved. A simple one really. Thanks goes to Henrik at the PBP forum: Aren't all the commands just OPCodes, ie each command "name" is assigned a
Cam, Thanks for your help updating the code. The below code also needed to have the FSIN and FCOS (V2 code) updated to read SIN and COS. However, Picbasic Pro