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useful primitives
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useful primitives
HI all,
Here are some useful primitives that may be useful. These should be built into Flowstone IMO, but here they are anyways.
1) 16 bits to an int
2) int to 16 bits
Both can be broken down or combined into different sizes obviously. These will be useful in conjunction with Embedded's Modbus modules as well, since they deal with integer I/O.
Enjoy!
Here are some useful primitives that may be useful. These should be built into Flowstone IMO, but here they are anyways.
1) 16 bits to an int
2) int to 16 bits
Both can be broken down or combined into different sizes obviously. These will be useful in conjunction with Embedded's Modbus modules as well, since they deal with integer I/O.
Enjoy!
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Re: useful primitives
Could be useful, but most times these are enough:
Decimal - Hex - Binary - Hex - Decimal
Decimal - Hex - Binary - Hex - Decimal
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Re: useful primitives
I knew about those, but there aren't primitives to break out individual bits... I guess you could do it that way using this way:
But that just seemed odd to me. I come from the PLC industrial world as such, and I have always like having a block that I could tie an output to a particular bit without thinking too much about it.
But that just seemed odd to me. I come from the PLC industrial world as such, and I have always like having a block that I could tie an output to a particular bit without thinking too much about it.
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Re: useful primitives
There are 10 types of people in this world, those that understand binary and those that don't!
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