> > In C++ you could create you own floating point class with 
> > functions that do this. The use would be the same as the 
> > normal float and doubles. No new language needed.
> 
> Is there a C++ for PICs? The only one listed is picant
> http://www.piclist.com/techref/microchip/language/cs.htm 

I did not mean to imply that this was practical on a (12 or 14 bit) PIC.
I think it would be possible for an 18F and surely for a 30F.

I don't know whether Pavel's creating is enough C++ to do this kind of
thing.

> and the libraries
> do not show any such code is provided with the compiler.

I don't know whether such libraries exist at all, but I know it can be
done, so you would not need another language.

Wouter van Ooijen

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