Limitations with Fixed-Point Support (WSN)
- Updated2023-02-21
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The fixed-point data type has limited support. The Wireless Sensor Network Module accepts a maximum word length of 32 bits for fixed-point data.
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Note Overflow mode is supported, but overflow status is not supported. |
Comparison Functions
The following Comparison functions support the fixed-point data type:
- Equal?
- Equal To 0?
- Greater Or Equal?
- Greater Or Equal To 0?
- Greater?
- Greater Than 0?
- Less Or Equal?
- Less Or Equal To 0?
- Less?
- Less Than 0?
- Not Equal?
- Not Equal To 0?
Conversion Functions
The following Conversion functions support the fixed-point data type:
- Boolean Array To Number
- Number To Boolean Array
- To Byte Integer
- To Double Precision Float
- To Extended Precision Float
- To Fixed-Point
- To Long Integer
- To Quad Integer
- To Single Precision Float
- To Unsigned Byte Integer
- To Unsigned Long Integer
- To Unsigned Quad Integer
- To Unsigned Word Integer
- To Word Integer
Data Manipulation Functions
The following Data Manipulation functions support the fixed-point data type:
Fixed-Point Functions
The following Fixed-Point functions are supported:
Numeric Functions
The following Numeric functions support the fixed-point data type:
- Absolute Value
- Add
- Decrement
- Increment
- Multiply
- Negate
- Round To Nearest
- Round Toward +Infinity
- Round Toward –Infinity
- Scale By Power Of 2 Function
- Sign
- Subtract
- Square
String/Number Conversion Functions
The following String/Number Conversion functions support the fixed-point data type:
- Decimal String To Number
- Fract/Exp String To Number
- Hexadecimal String To Number
- Number To Decimal String
- Number To Engineering String
- Number To Exponential String
- Number To Fractional String
- Number To Hexadecimal String
- Number To Octal String
- Octal String To Number
Structures
The Inline C Node supports the fixed-point data type.