Variables in Floating Point

You can process logic by using the values in floating point. The variables or constants in floating point are 32 bit (Float).

To run programs in floating point, you need to precede the program with the FLOAT instruction. To restore work on integer values, you need to declare the INT instruction.

If not specified differently, the logic will assume work with integer values for default. It is therefore possible to run parts of the program working in floating point by enclosing the part of the program concerned between the "FLOAT" and "INT" instructions.

Example:

FLOAT

L KF 124,5

L TEMPER

*

T HT_TEMPERT

INT