problem with setint command

[AlbertZ]

When I type in the following code, the program compiles without issues:

dirsB = %11111111
dirsC = %00000000
setint %00000011, %00000011, C

but when I try to add C.4 into the mix like so:

 dirsB = %11111111
dirsC = %00000000
setint %00010011, %00010011, C

I get a syntax error. Why is this happening?

 

[johnlong]

Hello
Have just dropped your codes into editor added the interrupt: lable with a return and both pass without a problem

'Comment out as required
'A
dirsB = %11111111
dirsC = %00000000
setint %00000011, %00000011, C

'B
 dirsB = %11111111
dirsC = %00000000
setint %00010011, %00010011, C
interrupt:
return

so should work on yours (strange the quirks that happen)
regards
john

 

[Technical]

Which chip - some chips such as 14M2 do not support interrupts on C.4 ?

 

[inglewoodpete]

Which chip - some chips such as 14M2 do not support interrupts on C.4 ?

I'm not sure why you suggest the possibility of an M2 here. The on-line and pdf command descriptions both say that the port ID parameter is only required for the X2 series.

 

[hippy]

I'm not sure why you suggest the possibility of an M2 here. The on-line and pdf command descriptions both say that the port ID parameter is only required for the X2 series.

The SETINT command allows a port ID to be specified even when it isn't required, even when only C is accepted.

So having a "C" present doesn't indicate whether it is for an M2 or X2.