The Fixed Point Math Library simplifies writing fixed point algorithms, supporting both Q15 and Q16 data formats. Using the simple, C callable functions contained in the library complex fixed point mathematical operations can be easily executed. The library is built into the MPLAB C Compiler and is part of every install. | |||
Description | Features • Compatible with the Microchip PIC24and dsPIC families • Detailed explanation of Q formatted data • Detailed description of each function • Highly optimized functions for fast execution Devices Supported Getting Started • See Chapter 5 of the 16-bit Language Tools Library for complete documentation of the Fixed Point Math Library • Start writing Q formatted math code! | ||
Common Fixed Point Math Functions | |||
Function | Description | ||
_Q1Xabs* | Absolute value of a Q15/Q16 value | ||
_Q1Xsin* | Sin of a Q15/Q16 number | ||
_Q1Xcos* | Cos of a Q15/Q16 number | ||
_Q1Xtan* | Tan of a Q15/Q16 number | ||
_Q1Xasin* | Arc sin of a Q15/Q16 value | ||
_Q1Xacos* | Arc cos of a Q15/Q16 value | ||
_Q1Xatan* | Arc tan of a Q15/Q16 value | ||
_Q1Xadd* | Sums two Q15/Q16 values, taking care of overflow and underflow | ||
_Q1Xsub* | Subtracts two Q15/Q16 values, taking care of overflow and underflow | ||
_Q1Xlog* | Log of a Q15/Q16 number | ||
_Q1Xatoi* | Converts ASCII number to a Q15/Q16 number | ||
_Q1Xftoi* | Converts a single precision floating point number to a Q1X value | ||
_itoaQ1X* | Converts a Q1X value to an ASCII encoded number | ||
_itofQ1X* | Converts Q1X value to a floating point value | ||
*- function name contains either Q15 or Q16 depending on the variable type | |||
A complete list of fixed point math functions is available in the 16-Bit Language Tool Libraries document | |||
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