Adithi Minnasandran / Mbed 2 deprecated calc

Dependencies:   mbed

Revision:
1:b9118b4c402e
Parent:
0:f02bd2638bdd
--- a/main.cpp	Sat Dec 14 06:24:11 2019 +0000
+++ b/main.cpp	Fri Feb 18 14:35:23 2022 +0000
@@ -1,13 +1,94 @@
-#include "mbed.h"
-
-DigitalOut led(LED2);
-
-int main()
-{
-    while(1) {
-        led = 1; // LED is ON
-        wait(0.2); // 200 ms
-        led = 0; // LED is OFF
-        wait(0.8); // 800 ms
-    }
-}
+#include "mbed.h" //includes library mbed.h
+extern "C" int add_asm(int a, int b); //declaration of function used for addition. Extern keyword makes it visible to the entire program.
+extern "C" int sub_asm(int a, int b); //declaration of function used for subtraction.
+extern "C" int mul_asm(int a, int b); //declaration of function used for multiplication.
+extern "C" int div_asm(int a, int b); //declaration of function used for division.
+DigitalIn columns[3]= {PB_6,PB_7,PD_0}; //Initializes input pin columns.
+DigitalOut row[4]= {PA_5,PA_1,PA_2,PA_3}; //Initializes output pin rows.
+int numpad[4][3] = {
+    {1,2,3},
+    {4,5,6},
+    {7,8,9},
+    {-1,0,-2},
+}; //2 D array representing keypad inputs. Integer array is created to make calculation easier. -1 represents '*' and -2 represents '#'
+//main function:
+int main()
+{
+    int detected = 0; //holds the intermediate values of each operand. Once an operand is fully entered(ie # is pressed), it is stored in the array op[2].
+    int op[2] = {0,0}; //stores each of the operands once '#' is pressed.
+    int inc = 0; //counts the number of operands entered. If inc = 2, code looks for operation to be performed.
+    int read; //holds keypad inputs while the code is reading operands.
+    int operation = -1; //variable that holds keypad code for the operation (1 – add, 2 – subtract, 3 – multiply, 4 – divide)
+    int y = 0; //changes values so that the program does not repeatedly execute 'if statements' on lines 29 and 33.
+
+    columns[0].mode(PullUp); //Pull up resistor on column 0
+    columns[1].mode(PullUp); //Pull up resistor on column 1
+    columns[2].mode(PullUp); //Pull up resistor on column 2
+//while(1) makes the microcontroller repeatedly execute the code inside it
+    while(1) {
+        if (inc == 0 && y == 0) { //if inc = 0 (0 operands have been entered) and y = 0 ('Enter the first number:' has not been printed on terminal)
+            y = 1; //y is incremented to 1 so that 'Enter the first number:' is not printed again
+            printf("Enter the first number:\n"); //print statement prompting the user to enter the 1st operand
+        }
+        if (inc == 1 && y == 1)  { //if inc = 1 (1 operand has been entered) and y = 1 ('Enter the second number:' has not been printed on terminal)
+            y = 2; //y is incremented to 2 so that this if statement is not repeated.
+            printf("Enter the second number:\n"); //prompts user to enter the 2nd operand
+        }
+        for(int i=0; i<4; i++) { //loops through the rows (adds 1 to i until i reaches 4, which is when the loop terminates)
+            row[0]=1; //Initializes first row
+            row[1]=1; //Initializes Second row
+            row[2]=1; //Initializes third row
+            row[3]=1; //Initializes fourth row
+            row[i]=0; //Holds the last value of i
+            wait(0.01); //delay of 0.01 seconds
+            for(int j=0; j<3; j++)  {  //loops through columns (adds 1 to j until j reaches 3)
+                if(columns[j] == 0 && numpad[i][j] == -1)   { //if statement for column[j]=0 and numpad[i][j]=-1 ('*' is pressed)
+                    inc = 0; //pressing * on the keypad resets the calculator and makes it go back to line 29 prompting user to enter the 1st number.
+                    y = 0; //inc = 0 and y = 0 are the conditions needed to enter the if statement on line 29
+                }
+                if(columns[j]==0 && y!=3)   {//if statement for column[j] = 0 and y!=3 (if y != 3, it means 2 operands have not yet been entered)
+                    read=numpad[i][j]; //read holds integer at row i and column j from 2x2 array based on keypad press
+                    if (read == -2) { //if the key pressed is -2, it means an operand has been entered
+                        op[inc] = detected; //operand is stored in array op[2] at location inc
+                        printf("%d\n",op[inc]); //prints the operand
+                        inc++; //increments location of operand array
+                        detected = 0; //intermediate value of operand is reset to 0
+                    }
+                    if (read >= 0)  { //if the keypad input is not * or #
+                        detected = detected*10 + read; //intermediate value of operand before it is stored in array op[2]
+                    }
+                    wait(0.005); //delay of 0.005s
+                    while(columns[j]==0); //acts as a wait
+                }
+                if(columns[j] == 0 && y == 3)  { //if y = 3 (calculator has received 2 operands) and a key is pressed, the following lines are ezecuted
+                    operation = numpad[i][j]; //'operation' variable holds operator value read by keypad
+                    if(operation>4 || operation<=0)  { //if key pressed is not 1,2,3, or 4
+                        printf("invalid char\n"); //prints 'invalid character'
+                        y = 3; //makes y = 3 so that if statement on line 63 can be re-entered to accept a valid operator
+                    } else if(operation==1)   { //if operator is 1, addition is performed
+                        printf("%d + %d = %d\n", op[0], op[1], add_asm(op[0],op[1])); //prints addition result
+                        y = 0; //when y is reset to 0, if statement from line 29 can be executed again ('Enter the first number' is output on terminal)
+                    } else if(operation == 2) { //if operator is 2, subtraction is performed
+                        printf("%d - %d = %d\n", op[0], op[1], sub_asm(op[0],op[1])); //prints subtraction result
+                        y = 0; //when y is reset to 0, if statement from line 29 can be executed again ('Enter the first number' is output on terminal)
+                    } else if(operation == 3) { //if operator is 3, multiplication is performed
+                        printf("%d * %d = %d\n", op[0], op[1], mul_asm(op[0],op[1])); //prints multiplication result
+                        y = 0; //when y is reset to 0, if statement from line 29 can be executed again ('Enter the first number' is output on terminal)
+                    } else    { //if operator is 4, division is performed
+                        printf("%d / %d = %d\n", op[0], op[1],div_asm(op[0],op[1])); //prints division result
+                        y = 0; //when y is reset to 0, if statement from line 29 can be executed again ('Enter the first number' is output on terminal)
+                    }
+                    wait(0.005); //waits 0.005s
+                    while(columns[j]==0); //acts as a wait
+                }
+            }
+        }
+        if(inc == 2) { //if 2 operands have been stored into array op[2]
+            detected = 0; //variable that stores intermediate values of the operand is reset to 0
+            printf("The numbers are %d and %d\n",op[0],op[1]); //prints the 2 operands.
+            printf("Press '*' to reset or Select 1:Addition   2:Subtraction   3:Multiplication    4:Division\n:"); //prints this statement on terminal
+            y = 3; //changes value of y to 3 so that program can enter if statement on line 63 so that operator is accepted and result is output
+            inc = 0; //inc is reset to 0
+        }
+    }
+}
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