Hi, I am having problems with a program that causes the complier to crash. Does so with the last 2 releases. Evan can you send me a private email to evl@pxbxx.com so I can send you the file to see if you can find out why it is doing this? File may be too big to post. Thanks, Ed.
Edited to remove email address.
Last edit: Anobium 2016-12-03
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1) You cannot use a # character in a variable name. Remove the "#" from all variable names.
2) The file you posted was marked read only. Make sure your local copy is not also marked as read only
3) And, change those calcs to a Function. This will ~600 bytes of code.
4) And, unless you cannot cannot change the phyical pin - change to hardware serial
5) And, you do not really need the CALL statements.
6) And, to complete the use of #. See 'Setting Variables' in the Help. # equates to XOR
I do hope these thoughts help.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Hi, I am having problems with a program that causes the complier to crash. Does so with the last 2 releases. Evan can you send me a private email to evl@pxbxx.com so I can send you the file to see if you can find out why it is doing this? File may be too big to post. Thanks, Ed.
Edited to remove email address.
Last edit: Anobium 2016-12-03
Ok I see I can attach so here is the file
Two Things,
1) You cannot use a # character in a variable name. Remove the "#" from all variable names.
2) The file you posted was marked read only. Make sure your local copy is not also marked as read only
Attached is a corrected file. Please test.
Last edit: William Roth 2016-12-03
3) And, change those calcs to a Function. This will ~600 bytes of code.
4) And, unless you cannot cannot change the phyical pin - change to hardware serial
5) And, you do not really need the CALL statements.
6) And, to complete the use of #. See 'Setting Variables' in the Help. # equates to XOR
I do hope these thoughts help.
Hi.
Just an observation. LoadMonitor2 has a Do...Loop with nothing inside it. Just before the Start:.
An artifact left over from testing. I will remove
Last edit: William Roth 2016-12-03
Hi all, Thanks, Works fine now after your changes. I like using the call statement. Thanks again. Ed.