hi ,i'm just find smath today.i want to know is there some function like dec2bin or hex2bin...smath can you tell me thanks.

No. Program have no these functions, but they will be implemented.

thanks,hehe.i'was finding the function all the days yesterday.by the way ,it is morning in China.

Epic dredge sorry. Functional, with all credit to @Razonar (source/author).


20221227 Dec2bin.sm (4 KiB) downloaded 59 time(s).

Also needed:
* set string length (ie leading zeros), and
* functions for bit field testing.

Thanks, nice source code.
algo(col) was designed to recover matrix col(s) string(s) to values.
Cheers ... Jean.

Maths Convert-dec2bin.sm (18 KiB) downloaded 63 time(s).

The source was repurposed from Razonar.
Interesting, thanks Jean.

Do you know a way to implement a fixed 9-bit binary counter in SMath (or display a decimal counter in fixed-length binary)? This is probably a bit too esoteric to be a feature request...

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The source was repurposed from Razonar.
Interesting, thanks Jean.

Do you know a way to implement a fixed 9-bit binary counter in SMath (or display a decimal counter in fixed-length binary)? This is probably a bit too esoteric to be a feature request...

Sorry Collab: I have no idea yet how to counts pulse.
From recollection, such demand was not honored.
Cheers ... Jean.

If I understood correctly;
You want a 9bit binary representation similar to 8084 cpu registers.
I must admit it is a highly specific request.

That comes easily ... ?

Thanks Jean, greatly appreciated.

I should have been more clear in my request.

I'm after a 9-bit long bit-field count that I can test each bit (ie each bit has a 2^n position in the whole count) so that as the count progresses. This way each of the 9 tests will have been performed half the tests in the 0 branch and half in the 1 branch.

If it is 0 then do x, otherwise do y type of thing.

The application is worst-case circuit analysis: https://k6jca.blogspot.com/2012/07/monte-carlo-and-worst-case-circuit.html

Half the tests with the +% tolerance applied the other half with the -ve tolerance applied.

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If I understood correctly;
You want a 9bit binary representation similar to 8084 cpu registers.
I must admit it is a highly specific request.

Very close, thanks overloard.

I'm after an asynchronous 9-bit ripple-style counter that I can bit-test (or equivalent) 9 times during each loop, each time to do one of two actions half the time (ie calculated with each extreme of the tolerance) for worst-case circuit analysis.

This may be better achieved via dec2bin() with a constant 9-bit length output so that the 2^n check work consistently (ie string position tests).

FYI (reference only): https://k6jca.blogspot.com/2012/07/monte-carlo-and-worst-case-circuit.html. The need is for X-Y style visualization that LTSpice can't provide.

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This may be better achieved via dec2bin() with a constant 9-bit length output so that the 2^n check work consistently (ie string position tests).
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Hi. Something like this?



bin_counter.sm (9 KiB) downloaded 55 time(s).

Best regards.
Alvaro.

Modification of Razonar's dec2bin() should work well.

dec2bin(p,q) where p is the bit-field length and q is the decimal number to be converted.

Check the converted string's length and then pad the front with zeros to suit.

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This may be better achieved via dec2bin() with a constant 9-bit length output so that the 2^n check work consistently (ie string position tests).
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Hi. Something like this?



bin_counter.sm (9 KiB) downloaded 55 time(s).

Best regards.
Alvaro.

Cripes Alvaro. Good to see your 'calibrated-crystal-ball' and 'mind-reading skills' are as good as your awesome maths/coding skills!

Maybe this can be useful.
Regards

dec2bin.sm (3 KiB) downloaded 52 time(s).

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Maybe this can be useful.
Regards

dec2bin.sm (3 KiB) downloaded 52 time(s).

Perfect! Thank you overlord

I spoke too soon! Bit-testing don't work so well on a string.

A much better idea is a column vector with each of the 9 (ie n#) elements being either a one or a zero.

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A much better idea is a column vector

This was what I coded first, after that I made it to string.
Here is what you have asked for.

Regards

dec2bin.sm (6 KiB) downloaded 57 time(s).

Thank you so much overlord, that is both elegant and perfect!

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I spoke too soon! Bit-testing don't work so well on a string.
A much better idea is a column vector with each of the 9 (ie n#) elements being either a one or a zero.

Maybe, that's what you are looking for ?

Maths Convert num2str EXTENDED.sm (6 KiB) downloaded 60 time(s).