Aliases work as described in the manual. Perhaps you should attach your program to your next reply so others can help you see what need to do. Use the Post Reply button and use the Attachment Manager to upload your source program.
Saying "x = in3" doesn't make x a new name for in3. For that you need to use the PIN declaration. Have a look at the description and examples in the manual.
You've got a lot of duplicate labels. The compiler (Stamp Editor) won't like that. Labels must be unique within a program.
Read the description of the compiler directives in the manual. In particular, do you want to use PBasic 2.0 syntax or PBasic 2.5 syntax? The latter syntax is more flexible and powerful, but you have to have a directive in your program to specify that you're using it.
galeglory
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Your program does not even compile. That might be a clue you don't have things right.
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- Stephen
Saying "x = in3" doesn't make x a new name for in3. For that you need to use the PIN declaration. Have a look at the description and examples in the manual.
You've got a lot of duplicate labels. The compiler (Stamp Editor) won't like that. Labels must be unique within a program.
Read the description of the compiler directives in the manual. In particular, do you want to use PBasic 2.0 syntax or PBasic 2.5 syntax? The latter syntax is more flexible and powerful, but you have to have a directive in your program to specify that you're using it.