> Can anyone explain how to find a subroutine address for branching
> using SCP? All the old posts are outdated with V6 of the compiler...
>
>
> --
> Mike
>
>
Mike
To find the address of a subroutine, display the compiled code listing
by pressing Crtl - F4.
Search the code for the name of the subroutine where the line begins with:
L[number].Proc.Begin ;This.[sub name]
the first line which is prefixed with a C beneath this text is the
address of the subroutine.
A typical example of the address line would be:
C0103:000 ; 0
The address in this case is 103
The SCP code to branch to this sub would be \0103JY or \[node]103JY
Be aware that any changes to your Oopic code above the sub routine in
question will result in the address changing.
For this reason I have found it best to place the subs I wish to branch
to under the object declarations and above the Main sub.
Here is a simple program with a subroutine called Flash1 which can be
branched to at address 63
'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
Dim Test_Word As oWord
Dim Pot_1 As oA2D10(1,1)
Dim Bus1 As oBus
Dim Led As oDIO1(24,0)
Dim i As Byte
Sub Flash1()
For i = 0 To 11
Led = Not Led
Delay = 100
Next i
End Sub
Sub Main()
Call Setup
End Sub
Sub Setup()
Bus1.Input.Link(Pot_1)
Bus1.Output.Link(Test_Word)
Bus1.Operate= 1
End Sub
''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
Hope this helps
Ian
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