trunc() and frac() in pascal ?

[sharpals]

hello, i want programm the silab I570 and need

the frac() and trunc() as in delphi to split a real into the integer and rest-part.

Doe any how does it goes in micropascal ?

greatings michael

[sharpals]

i tested this

RFREQ:=123.456;
RFREQ_int :=integer(RFREQ); // integerpart
RFREQ_frac:=integer((RFREQ-RFREQ_int)); / rest

is this right ?

[Dany]

hello, i want programm the silab I570 and need
the frac() and trunc() as in delphi to split a real into the integer and rest-part.
Doe any how does it goes in micropascal ?

Hi, Trunc and frac do not exist (yet) in mikroPascal, see http://www.mikroe.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=19177.

[janni]

RFREQ:=123.456;
RFREQ_int :=integer(RFREQ); // integerpart
RFREQ_frac:=integer((RFREQ-RFREQ_int)); / rest

is this right ?

Yes, its right. The floating-point math in mP does no rounding, so typecasting to integer is equivalent to truncation. You may also use the modf function to get both the integer and fractional parts.