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| + | ===== Using floating-point variables ===== | ||
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| + | It is sometimes necessary in AVR programs to use floating-point variables. For calculating with them and presenting with // | ||
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| + | **1.** Open the configuration of the project from the menu //File → Properties// | ||
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| + | **2.** Then open //AVR C Linker → General// and into box of //Other Arguments// add line // | ||
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| + | **3.** Press OK and close configuration window. | ||