Another easy solution is the following:
1. Create a C project.
2. Include the file.
3. Printf all key defines.
4. Collect the numbers.
5. Stuff the number into the pascal file.
This will circumvent the macro issue.
I could probably do this myself but for today I have run out of time.
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Hi Joost,
for me:
100/1=10 --error
10/1=10
100/10=10
1000/1=10 --error
1000/10=10 --error
1000/100=10
100/2=50
1007/5=201.4
-Laco.
Hi all,
Dividing BCD's doesn't go wel:
100/1=10
100/2=overflow
1007/5=overflow
It's all in this function in the FmtBCD unit:
procedure BCDDivide ( const
