1084_Fixed_Point_Output_Subroutine_Jul61 1084 Fixed Point Output Subroutine Jul61

1084_Fixed_Point_Output_Subroutine_Jul61 1084_Fixed_Point_Output_Subroutine_Jul61

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aECOMP
II
USERS'
PROGRAM
NO.
1084
PROGRAM
TITLE:
FIXED
POINT
OUTPUT
SUBROUTINE
(RELOCATABLE)
PROGRAM
CLASSIFICATION:
S-ubroutine
AUTHOR:
PURPOSE:
DATE:
G.
V.
Roberts
Autonetics
To
output,
in
fixed
point
format,
normalized
.
floating
point
numbers
located
in
memory.
1
July
1961
Published
by'
RECOMP
Users'
Librar.y
at
AUTONETICS
INDUSTRIAL
PRODUCTS
A
DIVISION
OF
NORTH
AMERICAN
AVIATION,
INC.
3400
E.
10
Street,
Long Beaoh
5,
Calif.
RECOMP
II
USERS'
PROGRAM
NO.
' 1084
PAGE
ONE
FIXED'POINT
OUTPUT
SUBROUTINE
(RELOCATABLE)
I.'
PURPOSE
To
output,
in
fixed
point
format,
normalized
floating
point
numbers
,
located
in
memory.
II.
METHOD
The
'argument
is
converted
to
BCD
and,
then
typed
out.
A minus
~ign
is
typed
for
negative
numbers; 2 space
is
typed
for
positive
nUlTlbers.
,
III.
USAGE'
3.1 -The
calling
sequence
is
as
follows:
,
TRA
.,,8
__
~
L
~E_
~(N)_
I
PZE
X
~+l
I
PZE
Y
---,- - -
--
~
+2 : Normal
return
lThere.,8
is
the
location
of
the
first
word
of
the
subroutine,
L(N)
is
the
location
of
the
first
value,
X
is
the
number nt
values,
and Y
is
the
number
of
values
to
be typed
per
line
bef.ore carr1.age
return.
X and
Y must
be
at
a
binary
scale
of
18
and 38,
respectively.
,).2
To
relocate
this
subroutine,
set
L7730.
Enter
the
new
lOyation
in.the
address
portion
of
the
second
half,
i.e.,
+0000000
-OOXXXOO;
press
"st·art".
'
303
'
Including,
sign
and deci.mal
point,
each
"{/\ford
requires
twelve
digits,
folloillTed
by
four
spaces.
'I'he
total
number
of
di.gits
typed
,is
ten
(see
sample
typeout).
'
-
"IT.
TIMING
,
FORM'
A 6-R
REv.a-s7
Approximately 3 seconds
are
reqnired
for
each
value,
including
compu-
tations
and
typeout.
RUG
1084
. Page
Two
v.
RESTRICTIONS
5.1
.
The
value
to
be typed
out
mu·st
be
less
than
107
.5.2
When
relocating
this
subroutine,
the
last
two
digits
of
the
new
location
must end
in
zero
(see
·3.2).
145.0000000 126.7199999 -0.049999999 -1 0255549999 67920
00.000
~.
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c;:l
-0.020000000 0.000000000 0.000000000 1
111
000000 20221999999
t-'
0
ex>
3.345600000
-123.648
8999 16.91999999 -31 2940.0999
~
-19099099999
1000.000000 2000.000000 -3000.000000 -4000.000000 -50000000000
-6000
0220999

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