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redrok

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Posted: 05:32am 08 Nov 2016

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Hi All;
I can't find a listing of all the CFunctions.
I thought there was a library of uMITE code and CFunctions?

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Posted: 08:23am 08 Nov 2016

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I've collected a few on my CG site. I'd be happy to collect more if I can get permission to repost the libraries. I'd like it if the authors would help with this by providing the most recent code and descriptions.

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Posted: 12:05pm 08 Nov 2016

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Did you mean CFunctions.h? It's included in the firmware update zip in one of the sub folders.

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redrok

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Posted: 03:37pm 08 Nov 2016

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Hi Justplayin

Justplayin said Did you mean CFunctions.h?
It's included in the firmware update zip in one of the sub folders.

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I'm not sure. I really don't know what I'm doing yet.

I have uMite II 5.2
I can't find very many CFunctions in my firmware about 10 or so.
They are in PDF files. I thought there have been a lot more
I don't see "CFunctions.h"

I thought there was a library where most, if not all, uMITE codes
were held. I guess not.

What I'm looking for is a package that has double precision
Trigonometric functions, either floating point or integer.
I need ACOS, ASIN, ATAN2, SIN, COS specifically.
Astronomical program for solar tracking.

I'm not a real programmer, just a muddling user.

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Posted: 04:09pm 08 Nov 2016

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I see... CFunction.h is for writing your own Cfunctions/CSubs. Other than few samples in the firmware zip and some code posted by Peter Mather, there is very little available in pre-made CFunctions. I don't think you will see trig functions from C routines due the limitations of dealing with floats.

From the C Routines PDF:

Quote Floating point constants and variables can also be passed but they need to be handled carefully within the embedded C routine as the C compiler will generate invalid code for normal floating point operations.

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Posted: 10:05pm 08 Nov 2016

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Quote What I'm looking for is a package that has double precision
Trigonometric functions, either floating point or integer.
I need ACOS, ASIN, ATAN2, SIN, COS specifically.
Astronomical program for solar tracking.

There are no Cfunctions to do this and currently no way of writing them

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