Seamless Integration of Floating Point

Humanoido

Are there any Propeller languages with floating point seamlessly integrated, and examples to prove it?

Is it possible to get away from a requirement of programming various FLOAT statement structures?

Heater.

Yes,
C and C++ for starters. Compiled with propgcc, Catalina, zpugcc for the Zog engine, the old ImageCraft ICC compiler, or even BDSC for Z80 emulation. Some of those only do C of course.
Then there is FORTRAN which probably needs a bit of work to be useful but can be compiled by the GCC based compilers.

Humanoido

Heater. wrote: »

Yes, C and C++ for starters. Compiled with propgcc, Catalina, zpugcc for the Zog engine, the old ImageCraft ICC compiler, or even BDSC for Z80 emulation. Some of those only do C of course. Then there is FORTRAN which probably needs a bit of work to be useful but can be compiled by the GCC based compilers.

Thanks for the fast reply! I started looking at propgcc and this is one good solution but other SW would need conversion to C, C++ which requires more time than allowed. For now, I may need to stay with customized Spin and study the problem in more detail.

ersmith

Humanoido wrote: »

Thanks for the fast reply! I started looking at propgcc and this is one good solution but other SW would need conversion to C, C++ which requires more time than allowed. For now, I may need to stay with customized Spin and study the problem in more detail.

If you need to convert some Spin code to C++ try http://code.google.com/p/spin2cpp. It's getting fairly complete now, and if you find some Spin constructs it can't handle please let me know so I can fix them!

Eric