Hi,
I am executing C codes in VIVADO HLS. Values of Matrix showing in Negative value so i added "abs" but in VIVADO HLS, abs function is not accepted. Therefore, what i can replace "abs" in the code.
Code:for(i2 = 0;i2<r;i2++) //Making the elements below and above the diagonal as '1' { if(i2 != i && H[i2][j] == 1) { for(j2=0;j2<c;j2++) { H[i2][j2] = abs(H[i][j2] - H[i2][j2]); // "abs" how to replace in this line } } } }
Can't you write your own abs() function?
If your platform doesn't give you a standard 'foo()', then just write your own 'myFoo()' and call that instead.
abs() is a trivial 1-liner.
If you dance barefoot on the broken glass of undefined behaviour, you've got to expect the occasional cut.
If at first you don't succeed, try writing your phone number on the exam paper.
I don`t know , for that reason only i am posting. You viewing the C codes according to your C compiler. But mien is different, i am working in Hardware platform.
If the C compiler of your platform, whatever that is, doesn't even provide you with such a basic functionality as functions, you should throw it away and get another one.
Couldn't you try it to see if it works?
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Did you add the header include line?
See "man abs" for more information.Code:#include <stdlib.h>
> H[i2][j2] = abs(H[i][j2] - H[i2][j2]);
Seriously, if any of these are beyond you, then consider another career.
This should be solvable by anyone who's into the first few weeks of a programming course, not someone who's doing "hardware".
What happens when you get to the real problems?
Or evenCode:answer = H[i][j2] - H[i2][j2]; if ( answer < 0 ) { H[i2][j2] = -answer; } else { H[i2][j2] = answer; }
Code:#define abs(x) ( (x)<0 ? -(x) : (x) )
No doubt a product of India's broken educational systems fascination with using TurboC as the reference compiler of the modern era.
If you dance barefoot on the broken glass of undefined behaviour, you've got to expect the occasional cut.
If at first you don't succeed, try writing your phone number on the exam paper.
