11-17-2016 03:35 AM
Hello,
I have a hexa string coming from a VISA serial communication which give me FFFFF756 but when I convert it to a decimal I got 4294965078. I used Hexadecimal string to number function.
How do you do to obtain a signed result ? Sometimes the hexa is positive and the other times it negative (in this case).
Thank you, Best regards.
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11-17-2016 04:29 AM
Hello,
wire a I32 constant to the "default (0 U32)" input of Hexadecimal string to number function and use a I32 indicator.
11-17-2016 09:03 AM
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