I am not aware of any BASCOM functional comparisons. Enjoy. Not all fixes are so fast. I get very busy on other projects. :-)
And, look... Program Memory 57words.. 114 bytes. It is reporting the correct values now! Your good catch!! Evan GCBASIC (2026.04.27 (Windows 64 bit) : Build 1574) Compiling: blinker_minimal.gcb Program compiled successfully (Compile time: 1.5 seconds) Summary: Compiled: Program lines: 6 Subroutines: User: 0 ; System: 2 of 485 ; Total: 2 Chip resource usage: Program Memory: 57/4096 words (1.39%) RAM: 0/512 bytes (0%) OSC: 1Mhz Assembling program using GCASM Program assembled successfully (Assembly...
New:Change Preferences Editor position and movement controls.
New: Improved program calculation size via RecalcSubSizes(), and change variable types to prevent overflow.
I did spot another issue... I took the blinker_mininal.gcb soruce and made it big, ( copied and copied) until the compiler said it would not fit the Program Memory... then, i deleted enough to make it compiler. When I loaded into AVRDude... it was not 99.99% !! The Problem On AVR targets, the compiler's reported Program Memory usage was significantly higher than the actual flash consumed. For example, compiling for an ATtiny841 (4096 words): Program Memory: 4026/4096 words (98.29%) ← compiler (wrong)...
Hello, Can you share more information? Operating system? Screenshots? Code. Thanks
Excellent. I will commit to the release. There will be a release very soon that will include these changes. There may/will be other issues like this. We can change the toolchain, I just need the time to do it. :-)
How about ? GCBASIC (2026.04.26 (Windows 64 bit) : Build 1573) Compiling: blinker_minimal.gcb Program compiled successfully (Compile time: 1.5 seconds) Summary: Compiled: Program lines: 6 Subroutines: User: 0 ; System: 2 of 485 ; Total: 2 Chip resource usage: Program Memory: 36/4096 words (.88%) RAM: 0/512 bytes (0%) OSC: 1Mhz Assembling program using GCASM Program assembled successfully (Assembly time: 0 seconds) Code Segment: 64/4096 words (1.56%) Done