Altera_Forum
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12 years agoSimple binary problem
Hello guys, I want to convert decimal from dec_buffer to a bin_buffer.
Example: dec_buffer[1]=1; bin_buffer[1][12]={000000000001}; dec_buffer[2]=2; bin_buffer[2][12]={000000000010}; dec_buffer[3]=3; bin_buffer[3][12]={000000000011};and soon The error is at "bin_buffer[buf_num] = show_binary(dec_buffer[buf_num]);" ; Error: incompatible types in assignment I think it's a newbie question since I am a newbie on C programming, so please give me a hint :) NB:If there's any undeclared constant, please ignore it since i didn't copy all of my code here. I copied the part with issues only.# include <stdio.h>
# define BUFFER_NUM_MAX 192 //16*12# define BIT_NUM_MAX 12 //12bit
int dec_buffer;
int bin_buffer;
int bit_num;
int buf_num;
int show_binary(int num){
int j,b={0};
printf("data converted: %d ; binary: ",num);
for (j=1;j<=BIT_NUM_MAX;j++){
b=num%2;
num=num/2;
}
for(j=0;j<BIT_NUM_MAX;j++){
printf("%d",b);
}
printf("\n");
return b;
}
int main(void){
for (buf_num=1;buf_num<=BUFFER_NUM_MAX;buf_num++){
dec_buffer = buf_num;
bin_buffer = show_binary(dec_buffer);//Error: incompatible types in assignment
}