Roy J. Gromlich wrote :
>
> I would be interested in a good math package which is
> properly documented as to requirements, operation and
> limitations. I have found several packages, including
> one on the Microchip web site, but the documentation
> is limited and I don't have a lot of time to spend (at
> the moment) tuning & tweaking the software...

Fine. I can understand your situation.

Just a minor note...

Asking for others (free) help to save on ones own (highly
valued ?) time, usualy isn't the best tactics when
asking. It *can* make someones less willing to help...

That said,

I think that it will be hard to find a "math package"
that does *excatly* what you need. Anyway, there have been
a number of bin->ascii conv routines posted now. I'd take
one of the 18-series specific ones and build from that.

I have a 10-bit binary to packed BCD routine written for
the 18-series that I could post (when I'm back from my
current business trip in a few days). It was not build
for speed, but rather for readability and to be easy to
expand to more bits.

Jan-Erik.

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