What for numbers, 8bit 16bit or float, is it an index-value pair which needs
to be sorted?

My first guess, in pseudo code:

you have 6 positions: array[6];

start:
index = 0;
loop:
if array[index] > array[index+1] {
        swap array[index] with array[index+1]
        goto start:
}
index = index + 1;
if(index = 6)
        goto end:
goto loop:

end:


I think it's bubblesort. Not the most efficient (ahum) but for 6 positions,
this should do it.

This should do it. I haven't done anything in MPASM for some time now, so
the ASM code is a bit foggy. But this could be put into ASM fairly easy. Use
INDF with an index variable for the array. Use a temp register to swap the
variables. Use patience to implement it :)

Regards,

Claudio

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Onderwerp: [PIC] Sorting numbers


Hi all,

I need to sort 6 values in assembler (MPASM).

Do you know some routines

Thanks

JK

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