Photos divers
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Hi!
While my BS-2 running program, sometime the program stuck somewhere, it
is intermittant. I use the
CD-Rom program supplyed by the book "Microcontroller projects using
Basic Stamp"
from Al Williams. Does it exist another program from which we could
readback from the BS-2
and see the path the program as followed until it goes wrong?
The size of my program use 95% of the 2k memory on my BS-2
Thanks
Rene
While my BS-2 running program, sometime the program stuck somewhere, it
is intermittant. I use the
CD-Rom program supplyed by the book "Microcontroller projects using
Basic Stamp"
from Al Williams. Does it exist another program from which we could
readback from the BS-2
and see the path the program as followed until it goes wrong?
The size of my program use 95% of the 2k memory on my BS-2
Thanks
Rene
Comments
Are you familiar with the DEBUG command? That is what most folks use to find
out where their program is getting stuck. Just insert statements like:
Main:
debug "Top of main loop", CR
x= x+1
If x = 12 then
debug " Passed the IF", CR
x = 0
*your program stuff*
endif
goto main
This program would loop through, and show you what sections of the program
you are in. If it stalled, you would have the last debug as a clue to where
the problem lies.
Hope this is what you meant!
Jonathan
Original Message
From: "rene genest" <rene.genest@q...>
To: "stamp" <basicstamps@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2003 7:34 PM
Subject: [noparse][[/noparse]basicstamps] Re: Photos divers
> Hi!
>
> While my BS-2 running program, sometime the program stuck somewhere, it
> is intermittant. I use the
> CD-Rom program supplyed by the book "Microcontroller projects using
> Basic Stamp"
> from Al Williams. Does it exist another program from which we could
> readback from the BS-2
> and see the path the program as followed until it goes wrong?
>
> The size of my program use 95% of the 2k memory on my BS-2
>
> Thanks
>
> Rene
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Thanks for the answer, but their something I do not understand,
when you write ...
If x = 12 then
they are a missing an address at the end of it, is it???
By the way, how is your meteo station?
Rene
Jonathan Peakall a
I'm not sure what you mean exactly. The code below would run as is, if you
took out the *your program stuff*. If statments can be written as shown
below, if that is what you mean. The syntax is:
IF *whatever* THEN
*do stuff*
ENDIF
or
IF *whatever* THEN "do stuff"
If this isn't what you meant, write back.
The Meto station is going well. I have the remote humidity and temp sensor
working, and now need to make a PCB for it.
Have fun!
Jonathan
Original Message
From: "rene genest" <rene.genest@q...>
To: <basicstamps@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, November 27, 2003 8:16 PM
Subject: Re: [noparse][[/noparse]basicstamps] Re: Photos divers
> Hi Jonathan!
>
> Thanks for the answer, but their something I do not understand,
> when you write ...
> If x = 12 then
> they are a missing an address at the end of it, is it???
> By the way, how is your meteo station?
>
> Rene
>
>
> Jonathan Peakall a