If you want the routine in C here it is:
/*--------------------------------------------*/
/* d - number to display                      */
/* dig - number of digits                     */
/* dec - decimal point position               */
/*--------------------------------------------*/
void print(unsigned long d, char dig, char dec)
{
 unsigned long n;
 char i,j;

 n=1;
 for(i=dig;i!=1;i--) n*=10;

 while(n!=1)
 {
  if(d>=n)
  {
   j=(d/n) % n;
   putch(j+0x30);
   d-=j*n;
  }
  else
   putch('0');
  n/=10;
  if(--dig==dec) putch(',');
 }
 putch((d % 10)+0x30);

}


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Octavio Nogueira
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----- Original Message -----
From: Henrik HolmgŒrd <HHO@MOBILIX.DK>
To: <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU>
Sent: Thursday, June 08, 2000 8:01 AM
Subject: 32bit binary to ASCII conversion


Hi all
I have a project where I have to convert a 32 bit binary or hex number to
ASCII to be displayed on a LCD. Does some one on this list have done this
before, if so are you willing to share the solution with me or give me some
hints. I have done decimal to ASCII conversion no problem, but now my
project end up with a 32 bit number and then I have only very complicated
solutions.

tnx in advance.

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