Compiler CMD line option

[ToniG]

Using Synwrite IDE, compiler build 1189, How do I re-enable /K:A option for asm.
I am trying to troubleshoot a math calc issue with Mega328 ( likely my code) but the newer version does not show basic code in the asm (just the sub names). In build 1173 I can see every basic line in the asm which is great for analyzing issues.
The compile.bat already has the /K:A option so this file may not be used by the IDE compile?
I suspect the HW multiplier in the 328 might not be supported in the simulator I use, I tried #Undefine HardwareMulti & or set HardwareMult=n in the mega328.dat, but its not easy to isolate the code without the basic line in asm.

I have attached 2 test programs, MathCalc1.gcb gives the correct result 5520, MathTest2.gcb result = 144 (which is just the low byte)
What is strange is the reference word variables RefCalc1, RefCalc2 also exhibit the same low byte only issue.

Now I'm struggling to test due to simulator issues...

[Anobium]

There ha been no changes to the support of command line switches.

Looks to me by examining the ASM that your build of the compiler is broken. Reinstall is advised but the ASM is full of codes from the preprocessor, And, my build of 1189 does not exhibit this issue,

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I have tested on build 1208 with /K:A - this works as expected. With the command line parameters from the command line.

[Anobium]

Also, you program needs a tweak. Var1 is Debug_Print is a byte. This should be a word.

Sub Debug_Print(Var1 as Word)
    HSerPrint Var1
    HSerSend 13
 '   HSerSend 10
End Sub

[ToniG]

Sorry... the files in the build_ folders are output of 1183 compiler called from SimulIDE,
arguments=" -NP -A:GCASM -R:text -O:$buildPath$fileName.asm $filePath"

I will look at my synwrite install.

[Anobium]

Where is the build_ folders? We are at build 1210 now.

re the parameters I would recommend changing to -NP -S:use.ini Then, you have full access all the parameters in the Prefs Editor.

[ToniG]

Where is the build_ folders

In the zip folder attached to first post

I just installed latest GCstudio 1208, no change to asm
Files attached for comparative reference.

I will try compile using cmd line manually to test...

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[I was chasing my tail a bit , I had a program that would not adjust the 3phase duty cycle from 16bit math % calculation, so I made a minimal test code, & as you found I didn't use word var in the Debug_Print sub. ] ^_^
So I will use 1174 for now for this math issue

[Anobium]

Sorry, I am confused. What is the issue remaining?

[ToniG]

Latest install of GCstudio, my desktop shortcut to syn.exe calls up the IDE... this is all ok
When I click on the hex button in Syn IDE, I get the asm output without basic statements, but it has the sub names.
If I run the file "compile.bat mybas.gcb" in the GCstudio\GreatCowBASIC folder of GCstudio install the asm now contains the basic statements. This is how it used to be before GCstudio.
So the compiler build does not appear broken.

[Anobium]

In GC Code, open Prefs Editor, and change the check box to show Comments in the ASM.

Or, if using SynWrite from GC Studio then access Prefs Editor and change the check box to show Comments in the ASM.

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When using an installed solution the use.ini has all the settings. And, therefore using Prefs Editor changes use.ini which is passed to the compiler. There are more parameters available via use.ini - the command line would be very complex to support all the new compiler parameters,

[ToniG]

Thanks, I will check it.

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How am I suppose to write a PIC with Pickit3 in Linux?
All day struggled to find a workable condition with Archlinux. The only available is to set up MplabX-IDE which need Python2 and all the bloat along it.
I got the attempt to install Pickit-minus, but I can't run appimage.

[Anobium]

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