I recently implemented bit compare, it's in the 15/11/2009 update (and later), but be warned it takes a bit more code than byte compare as there aren't any instructions on the chips to do it directly. There has been the ability to define a bit variable (dim Something as Bit) for a while now.
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Be great for newbies to have IDE with these easy settings. Also most other basic ide do have similar maybe in the todo basket for ron? http://www.rentron.com/PIC16F628.htm
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Please consider:
'#endif so why not have if, else if and endif (pse consider else if)
also with defines how about (for example):
<pre><code>
if (mins<59 & hours<1) then
'#ifdef matrix
MatrixOut led3, 1
'#else led=1:wdtdelay(5):led=0
'#endif
endif
</code></pre>
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I would like to see the addition of signed (16-32 bit) math functions in GCB. Just the standard add, mutliply and divide.
Mz
Pse add bit fields and bit compare
I recently implemented bit compare, it's in the 15/11/2009 update (and later), but be warned it takes a bit more code than byte compare as there aren't any instructions on the chips to do it directly. There has been the ability to define a bit variable (dim Something as Bit) for a while now.
Be great for newbies to have IDE with these easy settings. Also most other basic ide do have similar maybe in the todo basket for ron?
http://www.rentron.com/PIC16F628.htm
Please consider:
'#endif so why not have if, else if and endif (pse consider else if)
also with defines how about (for example):
<pre><code>
if (mins<59 & hours<1) then
'#ifdef matrix
MatrixOut led3, 1
'#else led=1:wdtdelay(5):led=0
'#endif
endif
</code></pre>
of course meant 'elseif' :-(
Please consider assing SELECT CASE / END SELECT statements
Thanks for all your efforts!