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lilayta



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programing problem
PostPosted: Thu Feb 26, 2004 5:48 am     Reply with quote

Hello everybody,

I am using the pic 16f877A, and I�d like to make a program in C which divide two integers numbers , so that I can save the quotient and the remainder in two differents variables. I have wrote this code

div_t idiv;
idiv= div(num,den);


but when I compile with CCs always give me errors
Anyone can help me?

Thanks
SherpaDoug



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Re: programing problem
PostPosted: Thu Feb 26, 2004 7:43 am     Reply with quote

lilayta wrote:
Hello everybody,

I am using the pic 16f877A, and I�d like to make a program in C which divide two integers numbers , so that I can save the quotient and the remainder in two differents variables. I have wrote this code

div_t idiv;
idiv= div(num,den);


but when I compile with CCs always give me errors
Anyone can help me?

Thanks


How about

int div_t;
int idiv;
idiv = num / den;
div_t = num % den;
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