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+;for alternative version you might also want to check http://www.piclist.com/techref/microchip/math/32bmath-ph.htm;This routine will return the number of decimal ;hundreds from an 8-bit binary ;Input: w ;Output: w ;RAM:2 ;Cycles: 12-24 GETHNDS movwf t1 clrf w2 gethnds_loop movlw .100 incf w2,f subwf t1,f btfsc STATUS,C goto gethnds_loop decf w2,w return ;--- ;This routine will return the number of decimal ;tens from an 8-bit binary ;Loop based, so it might take some time... ;It needs getones too GETTENS movwf t1 clrf w2 gettens_loop movlw .10 incf w2,f subwf t1,f btfsc STATUS,C goto gettens_loop decf w2,w goto getones ;--- ;This routine will return the number of decimal ;ones from an 8-bit binary GETONES movwf w2 movlw .10 deltens_loop subwf w2,f btfsc STATUS,C goto deltens_loop addwf w2,w return
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