Hanspeter

Hello Evan, Any possibility of donating via Amazon Pay. Have never used GCBASIC, but considering adding it to old MPLab. Cheers, Hanspeter.

Thank you Randall, need I say more?

Thanks, then this clears my understanding [#option bootloader address]. Going through assembled GCBasic code, compiler placed start address as entered in [#option bootloader 0xAddress]. Impression was [0xAddress] is in reference to resident Tiny Bootloader in Flash high address.

Good day George, isn't your question rather colourful? Regards, Hanspeter.

Many thanks for opening my parachute as I'm stuck with PowerBasic10, Bob Zale's death was a real drawback. What a relief for sore eyes! Don't get me wrong, PB10 will work for sometime to come till almighty MS pulls the plug on Win32. Kind regards, Hanspeter.

Pleae elaborate. What is question? We are working hand in hard with TinyBootLoader+. It works very well - but, is the answering the right question? :-) Indeed Tiny Bootloader+ works very well, as I have used countless times, even on LANs to remotely upload new OS. Great little bootloader.

Pleae elaborate. What is question? We are working hand in hard with TinyBootLoader+. It works very well - but, is the answering the right question? :-) Indeed Tiny Bootloader+ works very well, as I have used countless times, even on LANs to remotely upload new OS. Great little bootloader.

Hi All, Option Bootloader Syntax: #option bootloader address Explanation: #option bootloader prevents the overwriting of any pre-loaded bootloader code, vectors, etc. below the address and have all Great Cow BASIC code start at address. Copied from GCBasic help, what's above explanation suppose to mean? For those using Tiny Bootloader all these years, suggest hex 'ADDRESS' you specify in #option bootloader, is the start address of Tiny Bootloader it's self, which isn't the case, as compiler throws...