If you add 30h to the low nybble you get ascii, . is seperate

Kevin E. Dodd
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On Wednesday, June 18, 1997 7:30 AM, Dan Lloyd [SMTP:danl@GECMETERS.CO.UK]
 wrote:
> Has anyone a tidy 'C' routine for converting a number value (int or float)
> to ASCII so that a character corresponding to each digit can be obtained
> [and output to a LCD display].
>
> eg:  123456789.0
>
> gives     "123456789.0" as a string.
>
> I do not have sprintf or itoa available......
>
> Regards,
>
> Dan.
>