You don't say what variable types you are using here, but it works
fine with all supported float-types (16, 24, and 32).  I also tried
various fixed-point types (16.16, 24.8, 16.8, 8.8, 8.24), and all of
them works fine.

DS


DB> It has some other severe limitations that I was glad to be rid of.
DB> There's a comparison on CCS' web site that lists some.  it was unable to
DB> dosimple things like f = (1.8 * c) + 32, I had to use several lines of
DB> code to do that.

DB> Dale
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DB> On Mon, 3 Dec 2001, Martin Johansson wrote:

>> Hi!
>>
>> Does anyone know what the limitations of the cc5x compiler is when it comes
>> to larger variables such
>> as 16/32 bit ones?
>>
>> Is it capable of bitwise OR, AND for example. It seems it cannot shift bits
>> more than
>> 8 steps (at least not left) which made me suspicious.
>>
>> Regards Martin Johansson
>>
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