bcd.c

SMS傳送Sourcode,compiler with C,AT command

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/*! \file ********************************************************************
*
* Atmel Corporation
*
* - File              : BCD.c
* - Compiler          : IAR EWAAVR 4.11a
*
* - Support mail      : [e-mail]
*
* - Supported devices : All devices with a UART/USART can be used.
*                       The example is written for ATmega169
*
* - AppNote           : AVR323 - Interfacing GSM modems
*
* - Description       : Example of how to use AT-Commands to control a GSM modem
*
* $Revision: 1.1 $
* $Date: Tuesday, November 08, 2005 12:25:32 UTC $
*****************************************************************************/


/*****************************************************************************
*
*   Function name : CHAR2BCD2
*
*   Returns :       Binary coded decimal value of the input (2 digits)
*
*   Parameters :    Value between (0-99) to be encoded into BCD
*
*   Purpose :       Convert a character into a BCD encoded character.
*                   The input must be in the range 0 to 99.
*                   The result is byte where the high and low nibbles
*                   contain the tens and ones of the input.
*
*****************************************************************************/
char CHAR2BCD2(char input)
{
    char high = 0;


    while (input >= 10)                 // Count tens
    {
        high++;
        input -= 10;
    }

    return  (high << 4) | input;        // Add ones and return answer
}

/*****************************************************************************
*
*   Function name : CHAR2BCD3
*
*   Returns :       Binary coded decimal value of the input (3 digits)
*
*   Parameters :    Value between (0-255) to be encoded into BCD
*
*   Purpose :       Convert a character into a BCD encoded character.
*                   The input must be in the range 0 to 255.
*                   The result is an integer where the three lowest nibbles
*                   contain the ones, tens and hundreds of the input.
*
*****************************************************************************/
unsigned int CHAR2BCD3(char input)
{
    int high = 0;

    while (input >= 100)                // Count hundreds
    {
        high++;
        input -= 100;
    }

    high <<= 4;

    while (input >= 10)                 // Count tens
    {
        high++;
        input -= 10;
    }

    return  (high << 4) | input;        // Add ones and return answer
}