On 29/04/13 15:28, sparkle Plenty wrote:
Hi, I need some hints on where to start solving this problem.
I have to interpret a one-byte floating point number
I'm curious, what does a one byte floating point number look like?
I've never come across such a beast, the smallest FP representation I've
come across is 16 bits or two bytes. But that wasn't in
Python...
a value such as 0.8367 from a fader control, and my Python is
interpreting it as either a 0 or 1.
It would help if we could see your python, otherwise we
have to guess...
for numbers from 0 to 255 within my one byte
...and the value will be sent from gui to amp and back as
> a packed one-byte number.
What does 'packed' mean in this context?
Are you using the struct module or something else or are you meaning
that you will somehow apply a compression technique? If so, what?
A bit confused...
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