Hello again (unfortunately)
The message is :
Error: GCASM: Symbol SYSTEMP3ANSYSTEMP1 has not been defined
The source is attached (still my model railroad sequencer), it was edited from a version using soft RS232, I think there is "something" of it remaining, but where ? I use the last version of GCBasic.
Thanks for any help ...
Thanks ... Very difficult to find, in fact, for somebody who doesn't know all features of the system ; for myself I found the "mystery" variable in the ASM code in the first section of "Boucle_manuel", i.e. absolutely not related with the real issue !
Last edit: Bertrand BAROTH 2019-06-27
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My method to find the error.
1. Ensure you have the Show BASIC code as comments in ASM set.
2. Compile. Await the error.
3. Search the ASM for the errant variable.
4. Look at the souce BASIC code.
5. Fix source.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Hello again (unfortunately)
The message is :
Error: GCASM: Symbol SYSTEMP3ANSYSTEMP1 has not been defined
The source is attached (still my model railroad sequencer), it was edited from a version using soft RS232, I think there is "something" of it remaining, but where ? I use the last version of GCBasic.
Thanks for any help ...
Source line 509, 516 etc all have incorrect syntax.
If you are using the IDE then the AND would be in BLUE. The AN is in BLACK.
:-)
I will add the list to improve the compiler messages.
Evan
Thanks ... Very difficult to find, in fact, for somebody who doesn't know all features of the system ; for myself I found the "mystery" variable in the ASM code in the first section of "Boucle_manuel", i.e. absolutely not related with the real issue !
Last edit: Bertrand BAROTH 2019-06-27
:-)
My method to find the error.
1. Ensure you have the Show BASIC code as comments in ASM set.
2. Compile. Await the error.
3. Search the ASM for the errant variable.
4. Look at the souce BASIC code.
5. Fix source.