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Originally Posted by jgannon

There are 256 binary radians (also called "brads") to a circle, just as there are 360 degrees to a circle. With this, you should be able to figure out how to convert degrees to brads. Once you have the result from the 296 CORDIC library, I would drop the 8 least significant bits (answer>>=8) and then cast that as an integer. Good luck.

Thanks for your Help but I still have a little problem with that:

When I test it with my function:

sin_test(0);
sin_test(127);
sin_test(255);

void sin_test(short long value)
{
short long result; // int p_result, int p_value;

result = sin((short long)value);

result>>=8;
value>>=8;

printf("Sin of %d = %d\n", (int)result, (int)result);
}

I always get 0's back (for value and for result). I tried result>>8 instead but that always gave me value for both (for value and for result) ...

what am I doing wrong?