This article describes my PICAXE Calculator - an experimental floating point calculator implemented in code. Note that it is only suitable for PICAXE 18x or higher as it required around 1100 bytes of program code.

This code can be pasted directly into your existing program - provided you have around 1100 bytes of code-space spare. I've developed the code with my PICAXE Simulator, so there is also a .TXT file for the memory map definition that will work with my Simulator.

 This utility converts decimal numbers (with decimal point) to my Base256 number format.

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