converting uart string to int mikroc

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void main(){
char output[7];
int i,rot;
trisb=0x00;
portb=0x00;
 
UART1_Init(9600);
 
while(1){
 
	 //  Initialize string with all '\0'
        for(i=0; i<7; i++){
            output[i] = '\0';
        } 
        if ((!UART1_Data_Ready());        // if there is UART character in buffer
	      UART1_Read_Text(output, "m", 255);   // read input from uart
 
        for(rot=0; rot<=atoi(output)-1; ++rot)
        {
               PORTB=0b00010000; delay_ms(200);
               PORTB=0b00001000; delay_ms(200);
        }
}
}

change to an if statement
 
How can i rewrite this so that we can use floats,
like

if 0.1 is sent, then once the loop is executed
0.2 -> two times

--
--
--
1.0 -> 10 times
1.1 -> 11 times etc ?
 
i think , i have to apply atof() and just multiply by 10 and send to the loop isnt it ?

tried this, but found something wrong
Code: 
void main(){
char output[7];
int i,rot,y;
trisb=0x00;
portb=0x00;

UART1_Init(9600);

while(1){

         //  Initialize string with all '\0'
        for(i=0; i<7; i++){
            output[i] = '\0';
        }
        if (!UART1_Data_Ready());        // if there is UART character in buffer
              UART1_Read_Text(output, "m", 255);   // read input from uart
         y=  (atof(output)-1);
        for(rot=0; rot<=y*10; ++rot)
        {
               PORTB=0b00010000; delay_ms(200);
               PORTB=0b00001000; delay_ms(200);
        }
}
}
 
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Varunme said:
How can i rewrite this so that we can use floats,
like

if 0.1 is sent, then once the loop is executed
0.2 -> two times

--
--
--
1.0 -> 10 times
1.1 -> 11 times etc ?
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Why would you want to do that? Doesn't make any sense..
 
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misterT said:
Why would you want to do that? Doesn't make any sense..
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it works abnormally,
some times the non decimal part multiplied by 10 and loop that much times,
sometimes no loop , like when 0.1m is sent....


actually this is the answer for your second question
 
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Varunme said:
it works abnormally,
some times the non decimal part multiplied by 10 and loop that much times,
sometimes no loop , like when 0.1m is sent....


actually this is the answer for your second question
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Ok.. sorry I deleted my second question.

Anyway the problem with your latest code is that the variable "y" is an integer so it cuts off the decimals of the float. Your compiler should at least give a warning when you compile that kind of code.. actually the code should not compile at all.
 
This line of code does nothing. You can delete it.
Code: 
if (!UART1_Data_Ready());        // if there is UART character in buffer
 
misterT said:
This line of code does nothing. You can delete it.
Code: 
if (!UART1_Data_Ready());        // if there is UART character in buffer
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Sorry Mr T ... that was my mistake... I left the semi colon in by mistake it should read the RS232 port ONLY when data is ready.
 
Ian Rogers said:
Sorry Mr T ... that was my mistake... I left the semi colon in by mistake it should read the RS232 port ONLY when data is ready.
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I think the "UART1_Read_Text(output, "m", 255); " waits until it receives the data, so the "data ready" polling is useless (also in my early version of the code).
 
That's the point... He doesn't want to wait... He only wants the data when it arrives....
 
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