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ICCV8 for AVR – C Compiler for Atmel AVRreturns a fraction f and stores a base-2 integer into *pexp that represents the valueof the input x. The return value is in the interval of [1/2, 1) and x equals f *2**(*pexp). float froundf(float x)rounds x to the nearest integer. float ldexpf(float x, int exp)returns x * 2**exp. float logf(float x)returns the natural logarithm of x. float log10f(float x)returns the base-10 logarithm of x. float modff(float x, float *pint)returns a fraction f and stores an integer into *pint that represents x. f + (*pint)equal x. abs(f) is in the interval [0, 1) and both f and *pint have the same signas x. float powf(float x, float y) )returns x raised to the power y. float sqrtf(float x) )returns the square root of x. float sinf(float x)returns the sine of x for x in radians. float sinhf(float x)returns the hyperbolic sine of x for x in radians. float tanf(float x) )returns the tangent of x for x in radians. float tanhf(float x)returns the hyperbolic tangent of x for x in radians.Since, by default, float and double have the same size (32 bits), math.h alsocontains a set of macros that map the function names to be without the f suffix form.For example, pow is the same as powf, sin is the same as sinf, etc.94
ICCV8 for AVR – C Compiler for Atmel AVRStandard IO FunctionsSince standard file IO is not meaningful for an embedded microcontroller, much of thestandard stdio.h content is not applicable. Nevertheless, some IO functions aresupported. Use #include before using these functions. You will need toinitialize the output port. The lowest level of IO routines consists of the singlecharacterinput (getchar) and output (putchar) routines. You will need toimplement these routines since they are specific to the target device. We provideexample implementations and for most cases, you just need to copy the correctexample file to your project. See the function descriptions below. You do not need tomake modifications to the high-level standard IO functions such as printf,sprintf, scanf, etc.Using printf on Multiple Output DevicesIt is very simple to use printf on multiple devices. You can write your ownputchar() that writes to different devices depending on a global variable and afunction that changes this variable. Then it is just a matter of calling the device changefunction when you want to switch to use a different device. You can even implement aversion of printf that takes some sort of device number argument by using thevfprintf() function, described below.List of Standard IO Functions int getchar(void)returns a character. You must implement this function as it is device-specific.There are example functions that use the UART registers in the directoryc:\iccv8avr\examples.avr\ with file names getchar???.c. You maymake a copy of the file that matches your target and make any modifications ifneeded and add it to your project file list. int printf(char *fmt, ..)printf prints out formatted text according to the format specifiers in the fmtstring. NOTE: printf is supplied in three versions, depending on your codesize and feature requirements (the more features, the higher the code size): Basic: only %c, %d, %x, %u, %p, and %s format specifiers without modifiersare accepted. Long: the long modifiers %ld, %lu, %lx are supported, in addition to thewidth and precision fields. Floating-point: all formats, including %f for floating-point, are supported.95
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