Good morning everyone,
In one of my applications I have a very large array that is full of float values, ( up to around 150 float values ), and I would like to convert each array float into a 4 digit value ( always with two decimal places, and allways with value less that 99, and always an integer ), and then combine several of the array values into a single number.
For example [1.2344667,24.565544,32.342354,77.3424234] would become 0123245732347734
My array of 150 float values, would then become an array of 33 numbers..... and I could have lots of these arrays.
I need to retain accuracy with the number, so my question is how many of these 4 digit, non signed , non decimal numbers should I be able to group and store as non signed integers?
I might have for example, 200 arrays each with 150 values, and the watch memory cannot cope with that number of vlaues.
