>
> I've just had a qick look at the manual:
>
> http://www.oopic.com/odio1.htm
>
> And it says this:
>
> "The difference between this object and the oIOLine Object is that
> oIOLine will use 1 byte of variable memory while the oDIO1 uses 1
> byte of object memory. This can be an important difference when
> creating large programs."
>
> Jason
>
It's also a matter of V5 versus V6 of the compiler. All you see today
is V6 documentation. The V5 documentation is hidden and I have
forgotten where.
But, whether .Direction or .IOLine exists has nothing to do with
firmware; it has to do with compiler version.
There are certainly objects that exist in one version of firmware and
not earlier ones but oDIO isn't one of them.
It's getting to where you have to specify the version when you ask the
question. Otherwise the answer will be meaningless.
Saving object memory by using variable memory is quite useful.
Richard
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