Bit variable used as subroutine parameter fails to compile.

[mkstevo]

The following code fails to compile, giving me the following errors:
Error: GCASM: Symbol MFWD has not been defined
Error: GCASM: Symbol MREV has not been defined

Sub MotorMove(In Mfwd As Bit, In Mrev As Bit)
  If Mfwd = 1 and Mrev = 0 Then
    PrintFwd
  End If

  If Mfwd = 0 and Mrev = 1 Then
    PrintRev
  End If

  Let MotorEnable = 1
  Let MotorA = Mfwd
  Let MotorB = Mrev

  Repeat 1000000
    If SwitchValue <> 1 Then
      Exit Repeat
    End If
    CheckSwitchSub
  End Repeat

End Sub

If I change the Subroutine declaration to:

 Sub MotorMove(In Mfwd As Byte, In Mrev As Byte)

With no other changes, this compiles without any errors.

If I comment out the 'If...Then End If comparison lines:

 Sub MotorMove(In Mfwd As Bit, In Mrev As Bit)
  'If Mfwd = 1 and Mrev = 0 Then
      PrintFwd
  'End If

  'If Mfwd = 0 and Mrev = 1 Then
      PrintRev
  'End If

  Let MotorEnable = 1
  Let MotorA = Mfwd
  Let MotorB = Mrev

  Repeat 1000000
    If SwitchValue <> 1 Then
      Exit Repeat
    End If
    CheckSwitchSub
  End Repeat

End Sub

The program compiles without errors.

I don't use bits very often but here I'm using them (as might be deduced from the code) set the direction of a motor controller which is connected to the output pins 'MotorA' and 'MotorB' so thought I'd eliminate the possibility of them being anything other than 1 or 0.

[Anobium]

Your post is great. Thank you for reporting.

Use bytes until I have an detailed answer for you.

[Anobium]

This is fixed in the latest release. The code compiles correctly.