Separate Float Number to 4 Different Digits

[pcmgogo]

hi all,
I am programming a digital clock and temperature display with seven segment displays.

I checked the forum for my problem but I could not find exact result from forum.

My circuit has DS18B20 sensor for reading temperature.
My variable is float and which name is temperature, here is function,

[PCM programmer]

[Ttelmah]

As a further comment, avoid 'float', if you can!....
Floating point arithmetic, is quite bulky, and slow. In the example given, if you are only ever going to display one decimal place, and the number is only going to a four digit display (999.9 max), then it is much quicker, and smaller, to declare 'temperature' as a signed int16, and put the temperature value *10 into this (so it stores an integer number of tenths of a degree).
Even better (since you are reading this from a sensor. that does not return a 'float', but a simple binary count, in 0.5 degree steps), just multiply this by 5, and never get involved with 'float' at all.....
For the printf outputs, CCS, has a %w format, that allows you to treat an integer value as a 'scaled' number this way, which makes doing the 'printf' part easy.

Best Wishes

[pcmgogo]

Thanks for your interests. I solved my problem. I forgot (float) addition before multiplication in my code.