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Content preview: Hi I have a matrix
z1[4][4]={{14,22.5,77.3,5},{11,35.7,12.5,33.6},{41.4,57.5,43.8,9.1},{77.4,55,12,64.7}};
So, when i do a compression and display the result is not the same at the
original matrix. The problem is about declaration in structure...that i want
to know how to declare a float or double in the nx_struct: [...]
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Hi
I have a matrix
z1[4][4]={{14,22.5,77.3,5},{11,35.7,12.5,33.6},{41.4,57.5,43.8,9.1},{77.4,55,12,64.7}};
So, when i do a compression and display the result is not the same at the
original matrix.
The problem is about declaration in structure...that i want to know how to
declare a float or double in the nx_struct:
typedef nx_struct test_serial_msg {
nx_uint16_t counter;
nx_??????? z1[n1][n1];
} test_serial_msg_t;
please help me, i'm new in tinyos and i haven't a lot off knowledge ... please
help me.
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