Honored ContributorI have character arrays of 3 ascii characters representing range values from a sonar. I need to do some calculation on these values now. How can I convert the ascii char array to a valid integer
Ex. Char* [3] = {'2','5','5'} I need to convert to int = 255 Thanks Chase
Honored ContributorIn C, you can just use the stdlib.h function ATOI. to convert ascii to integer. In HDL, you take each value, subtract 30, then mutiply by the correct power of ten multiplier to based on the bit location, then sum them all up,
PeteHonored ContributorAwesome the C method is what I was looking for. however, when I add the following call to convert...
int Sonar_Height_Int = atoi(Sonar_Height); Where Sonar_Height is declared as char* Sonar_Height[3] because the sonar I am communicating with through uart sends data as a set of 3 ascii char digits representing the range distance in inches. I get the following warning... passing arg 1 of `atoi' from incompatible pointer type What does this warning mean and in what way will it affect my program's performance?Honored Contributorchar* Sonar_Heightchar Sonar_HeightOh haha of course I see the mistake of the declaration now. Thank you so much for your assistance.
Honored ContributorAlso look for strtoul() - which will tell you how much of the string was
processed, allowing for much better error detecton. (But I'm not certain that it is in the lib that Altera provide.)
