@ptrinc and poke

[Jeremy Leach]

With what I understand @ptrinc to do, I would have thought this would work (on 28X1 @ 16MHz) ..
<code><pre><font size=2 face='Courier'>
Ptr = 50
Poke 80,@ptrinc,@ptrinc
</font></pre></code>

But it locks up the Picaxe and execution stops.However a single @ptrinc executes...
<code><pre><font size=2 face='Courier'>
Ptr = 50
Poke 80,@ptrinc
</font></pre></code>

?


Edited by - jeremy leach on 20/05/2007 13:32:24

 

[Jeremy Leach]

Correction ....this has nothing to do with @ptrinc. This works..
<code><pre><font size=2 face='Courier'>
Poke 80,1
</font></pre></code>
This doesn't ..
<code><pre><font size=2 face='Courier'>
Poke 80,1,2
</font></pre></code>

 

[Technical]

Looks like an issue with the beta version compiler, we will look into it. To workaround at present just use multiple peek/poke commands.

 

[RexLan]

Hummm ... this would take almost forever with the amount of data we are dealing with in this application. We are stalled at the moment because of this issue.