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computers suck at Division I realized this when I was coding some arm assembly trying to solve what I thought was a relatively simple problem The Prompt was to write a function in assembly of course that would convert a Fahrenheit temperature into Celsius the equation for this is quite simple the degree is in Fahrenheit minus 32 times 5 divided by 9 yields the degrees in celsius this seems simple enough but it quickly turned into something that was much more complicated as I was writing the code setting up the stack and making room for local variables was an easy and familiar task next I did the first part of the equation subtract 32. great success I felt like I was on my way to a quick low-level Victory but here I encountered my first problem the fraction because 5 over 9 is not a whole regular number I would have to use the arm processoramp;#39;s floating Point Unit or FPU to do floating Point math to get my answer the problem was that not all arm processors have an FPU and without
