Word sub: SysTemp1_H not defined

[Santiago]

Hi again.
Compiling this code with last update (0.9 16/6/2009):

#chip 16f876a, 20 'mhz

dim my_var1 as word
my_var1 = 500 -my_var1

I have this error:
Error [113] Symbol not previously defined (SysTemp1_H).

And the variable allocation in the generated asm is this:
;********************************************************************************

;Set aside memory locations for variables
DELAYTEMP    EQU    112
MY_VAR1    EQU    32
MY_VAR1_H    EQU    33
SysTemp1    EQU    34

;********************************************************************************

SysTemp1_H is not defined.
DELAYTEMP is allocated but not needed.

For example this code works ok:

dim my_var1 as word
my_var1 = 500 -my_var1
my_var1 = -my_var1

But with this code:

dim my_var1 as word
my_var1 = 500 -my_var1 +1

I have this error:
Error [113] Symbol not previously defined (SysTemp2_H).

And the var allocation is:
;********************************************************************************

;Set aside memory locations for variables
DELAYTEMP    EQU    112
MY_VAR1    EQU    32
MY_VAR1_H    EQU    33
SysTemp1    EQU    34
SysTemp1_H    EQU    35
SysTemp2    EQU    36

;********************************************************************************

Looks that the problem is in the last system word variable, high byte not declared..

[Hugh Considine]

There was a bug in the addition/subtraction code for word variables, when subtracting from a constant it was asking for a byte sized temporary variable, then trying to access the high byte of the variable. This should now be fixed in the latest update (9/8).

[J Olson]

So there's a new update?

lol

Jz

[Santiago]

Ok... solved problem. Thanks Hugh.

This update has a lot of work, isn't it?... about 1000 more lines just in gcbasic.bas!!