I messed up.

Chris Savage

Tony,

·· I just realized I didn't explain the DATA statements, and to many they won't be self-explanatory.· The way it works is that the high bit (BIT15) is the on/off state of the LED, and the other 15 bits are the counter which determines how long that LED is in that state.· Sorry for any confusion.

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Chris Savage

Tony/Paul,

·· If you guys are having trouble following the code, let me know.· I wasn't sure if you'd understand what I was doing in that code.· But I believe it does what Tony was looking for?· Correct me if I am wrong so I may alter the program.

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Paul Baker

I briefly looked at the code, but haven't had much opportunity to examine it closely, (See "Goodbye for a month or so" post in sandbox), Im presently on lunch break which explains my brief presence here at the moment. I will look more closely when time permits, the basic structure appears to be correct, though there may be room for compacting the code (at the expense of readability), but I would have to examine it more closely to know for sure.

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·1+1=10

Chris Savage

Paul,

Paul Baker said...(trimmed)
the basic structure appears to be correct, though there may be room for compacting the code (at the expense of readability)

This is why I didn't post it when I first mentioned it.· Then I got to thinking when you mentioned that I didn't post it that maybe some people would think it wouldn't work.· So I expanded it really quick and posted it.· It's actually more than double what I had when I mentioned the concept the first time.· The difference here is this program was written in like 10 minutes.· So yeah, it could be compacted.

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