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Jacob's strategy includes sending these animals out with servants to meet Esau before Esau's party of 400 men reaches him. I've just tried some simple code using bytes, to keep testing simple (using a word to represent your 32 bit field can use PICaxe's normal conversions), but it should work fine with word variables instead of bytes. My test/demo code gives full 32 bits/16 bits with conversion/printing of results back to (up to) 10 digits of decimal (denary). I don't have any clever maths to do it, but you can do it by repeated subtraction and counting how many done. The whole picture is that of a smiling land, a God-fearing and contented people, all in striking contrast with the panic and unrest with which the people had been but too familiar.To calculate the greatest common factor (GCF) of 16 and 32, we need to factor each number (factors of 16 = 1, 2, 4, 8, 16; factors of 32 = 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32) and choose the greatest factor that exactly divides both 16 and 32, i. Resilient and versatile, our extra-large 16ft x 32ft canvas marquees are rot-proof and made from white waterproof 500GSM cotton canvas. But I would likely work out on paper what each step of the algorithm should produce and then compare what stepping through the program produces. If we can come up with a simple sequential solution ( no looping ) execution at the PICAXE program speed should not be that slow. If so, it would be great if this subroutine function was included in the Variable - Mathmatic section of the manual please with a couple of of good application examples as it takes a lot of time to get your head around maths with what is there now.

We shift the divisor left until it's the largest number less than the quotient, keeping track of by how much we have shifted it by. For me I have found the range limits and resolution of the current 16/8 divide are a massive hinderence and very confusing for most even when trying to do very simple things. I've been tidying up my above code, using word variables and a few extra lines to emulate an overflow/carry flag for the numerator. Normally, the "remainder" will be left in the numerator registers, so it must be decided whether to complicate the subroutine in restoring the input values or swapping around result and remainder data, etc. It uses womai's technique of calculating the high result word with PICaxe's * and / , but only for the first pass, then it's all shifting and conditional subtraction.

It includes a user friendly mouse driven interface with full remote network and mobile phone access. You can't go anywhere because the divisor is greater than msb and greater than lsb, any division result is always zero and remainders are the same as the numbers you started with. However, I believe that womai's code takes about 30% longer to execute (probably because of the / and * instructions) and I suspect (not tested) westaut's is longer still because of the 32 iterations.