I was wondering wether you could test a peice of code for me on a basic stamp.

MMISCOOL · 2005-11-24 16:01

the coe below i need tested but I don't have aces to a stamp over the holiday.

this is a thing i have been working on and if you get it runing on your stamp please send me a pm or instant mesage me on aim
my aim name is mmiscoolblabla

' {$STAMP BS2e}
' {$PBASIC 2.5}
temp VAR Word

eeprom_OUT VAR Byte

eeprom_IN VAR Byte
'smbi interperter

ALL_LOADED VAR Bit

aa VAR Byte
bb VAR Byte
cc VAR Byte
dd VAR Byte
ee VAR Byte

CURENTLINE VAR Byte
PROGRAMNO VAR Nib
IN VAR Byte
BLA VAR Byte

OUT VAR Byte

'

[noparse][[/noparse] Main Routine ]

'BASIC INTERPERTER

MENUE:
DEBUG "PROGRAM # (0 - 3) OR 8 FOR EDIT MODE"
DEBUGIN PROGRAMNO
IF PROGRAMNO = 8 THEN GOTO EDITOR

exicute:
IF ALL_LOADED = 1 THEN GOSUB GOTO_NEXT_LINE
ALL_LOADED = 1

IF CURENTLINE = 100 THEN GOTO END_IT
COMAND:
IF AA = 13 THEN GOSUB DISPLAY_IT 'PRINT D
IF AA = 18 THEN GOSUB INPUT_IT 'INPUT I
IF AA = 16 THEN GOTO GOTO_IT 'GOTO G
IF AA = 12 THEN GOTO COMPARE_IT 'IF THEN C
IF AA = 21 THEN GOSUB LET_IT 'let L
IF AA = 14 THEN GOSUB EDIT_IT 'letl E
IF AA = 25 THEN GOSUB PAUSE_IT 'PAUSE P
IF AA = 33 THEN GOTO END_IT 'END X
GOTO exicute

DISPLAY_IT:
GOSUB CHECK_VAR_BB
IF BB = 10 THEN DEBUG "A"
IF BB = 10 THEN DEBUG "B"
IF BB = 10 THEN DEBUG "C"
IF BB = 10 THEN DEBUG "D"
IF BB = 10 THEN DEBUG "E"
IF BB = 10 THEN DEBUG "F"
IF BB = 10 THEN DEBUG "G"
IF BB = 10 THEN DEBUG "H"
IF BB = 10 THEN DEBUG "I"
IF BB = 10 THEN DEBUG "J"
IF BB = 10 THEN DEBUG "K"
IF BB = 10 THEN DEBUG "L"
IF BB = 10 THEN DEBUG "M"
IF BB = 10 THEN DEBUG "N"
IF BB = 10 THEN DEBUG "O"
IF BB = 10 THEN DEBUG "P"
IF BB = 10 THEN DEBUG "Q"
IF BB = 10 THEN DEBUG "R"
IF BB = 10 THEN DEBUG "S"
IF BB = 10 THEN DEBUG "T"
IF BB = 10 THEN DEBUG "U"
IF BB = 10 THEN DEBUG "V"
IF BB = 10 THEN DEBUG "W"
IF BB = 10 THEN DEBUG "X"
IF BB = 10 THEN DEBUG "Y"
IF BB = 10 THEN DEBUG "X"
IF BB = 10 THEN DEBUG "_"
'ADD CODE FOR PARTICULAR SCREEEN HERE
RETURN

INPUT_IT:
DEBUGIN IN
RETURN

COMPARE_IT:
GOSUB CHECK_VAR_CC
GOSUB CHECK_VAR_DD
IF BB = 1 AND CC = DD THEN BB = EE:GOTO GOTO_IT
IF BB = 2 AND CC <> DD THEN BB = EE:GOTO GOTO_IT
IF BB = 3 AND CC > DD THEN BB = EE:GOTO GOTO_IT
IF BB = 4 AND CC < DD THEN BB = EE:GOTO GOTO_IT
RETURN

LET_IT:
GOSUB CHECK_VAR_CC
GOSUB CHECK_VAR_DD
BLA = CC
IF BB = 10 THEN BLA = CC + DD
IF BB = 10 THEN BLA = CC + DD
IF BB = 10 THEN BLA = CC + DD
IF BB = 10 THEN BLA = CC + DD
OUT = BLA
BLA = EE
GOSUB STORE_VAR
RETURN

EDIT_IT:
GOSUB CHECK_VAR_DD
EDIT_IT_CUSTOM:
TEMP = PROGRAMNO * 500 + BB + CC - 9
eeprom_OUT = DD
GOSUB store_data
RETURN

'

[noparse][[/noparse]GOTO NEXT LINE]

GOTO_NEXT_LINE:
BB = CURENTLINE + 1

'

[noparse][[/noparse]GOTO LINE #X]

GOTO_IT:
TEMP = BB * 5 'THIS ALOWS IT TO SKIP OVER ALL OF THE LINE IS THIS AND OTHER PROGRAMS IT IS NOT EDITING NOW.
TEMP = PROGRAMNO * 500 + TEMP

GOSUB GETDATA
AA = eeprom_IN

TEMP = TEMP + 1

GOSUB GETDATA
BB = eeprom_IN

TEMP = TEMP + 1

GOSUB GETDATA
CC = eeprom_IN

TEMP = TEMP + 1

GOSUB GETDATA

DD = eeprom_IN

TEMP = TEMP + 1

GOSUB GETDATA
EE = eeprom_IN

ALL_LOADED = 0
CURENTLINE = BB
GOTO EXICUTE

PAUSE_IT:
PAUSE BB * 100 - 5
RETURN

'

[noparse][[/noparse]END SMBI PROGRAM]

END_IT:
'THIS SECTION OF CODE SHODE BRING THE USER BACK TO THE MAINE MENU WICH IS NOT MADE YET
ALL_LOADED = 0
CURENTLINE = 0
PROGRAMNO = 0
TEMP = 0
GOTO MENUE

'

[noparse][[/noparse]VAR LOOK UP CODE]

CHECK_VAR_AA:
BLA = AA
GOSUB LOOK_UP
AA= BLA
RETURN

CHECK_VAR_BB:
BLA = BB
GOSUB LOOK_UP
BB= BLA
RETURN

CHECK_VAR_CC:
BLA = CC
GOSUB LOOK_UP
CC= BLA
RETURN

CHECK_VAR_DD:
BLA = DD
GOSUB LOOK_UP
DD= BLA
RETURN

CHECK_VAR_EE:
BLA = EE
GOSUB LOOK_UP
EE= BLA
RETURN

LOOK_UP:
GET BLA, OUT
RETURN

STORE_VAR:
PUT BLA, OUT

RETURN

'

[noparse][[/noparse]SMBI PROGRAM EDITOR]

EDITOR:
DEBUG "PROGRAM # 2 EDIT 0-3"
DEBUGIN PROGRAMNO
IF PROGRAMNO > 10 THEN DEBUG "SORY.TRY AGANE":GOTO EDITOR
MAIN_EDITOR_LOOP:
DEBUG "LINE # TO EDIT,COLOME LETER(10,A)"
DEBUGIN BB,CC
IF BB > 100 THEN GOTO MAIN_EDITOR_LOOP
IF CC > 15 AND CC < 10 THEN GOTO MAIN_EDITOR_LOOP
DEBUG "DATA TO PUT THER"
DEBUGIN DD
GOTO EDIT_IT_CUSTOM

'

[noparse][[/noparse]DON'T MES WITH THIS CODE. THIS IS THE EPROM READ AND WRIGHT ROUGHTEANS]

Clock Loop · 2005-11-24 16:04

I dont have a BS2E.. I only own a BS2... sorry. (your code says BS2E at the top.)

MMISCOOL · 2005-11-24 16:19

the code will work on $STAMP BS2e and higher. I use the scrach pa ram so i meed the put and get comands. thank you if you can help

Jon Williams · 2005-11-24 16:41

Hmmm.... lots of redundant code.· Is this deliberate (a placeholder for things to come)?· One thing that makes the program a bit tough to follow is that you use old-fashioned variable names: aa, bb, cc, dd, ee -- these have no meaning accept the the person who wrote the program.· Let me suggest you give "The Elements of PBASIC Style" a read and consider using it when you write your programs.· You can get it here:

http://www.parallax.com/dl/docs/prod/stamps/pbasicstyle.pdf

Style will only get you so far, then comes technique.· Here's a section that I find troubling:

IF AA = 13 THEN GOSUB DISPLAY_IT 'PRINT D
IF AA = 18 THEN GOSUB INPUT_IT 'INPUT I
IF AA = 16 THEN GOTO GOTO_IT 'GOTO G
IF AA = 12 THEN GOTO COMPARE_IT 'IF THEN C
IF AA = 21 THEN GOSUB LET_IT 'let L
IF AA = 14 THEN GOSUB EDIT_IT 'letl E
IF AA = 25 THEN GOSUB PAUSE_IT 'PAUSE P
IF AA = 33 THEN GOTO END_IT 'END X

You've got GOTO and GOSUB mixed -- I think this is going to lead to troubles, especially in the case where you use GOTO to jump to a routine that ends with RETURN (a RETURN without a GOSUB can create real problems).· In the snippet above you use GOTO to get to COMPARE_IT but that routine ends with RETURN.... where's it supposed to return to?

What I'm suggesting is that their may be more elegant programming structures to do what you want to do and not lead you down any problematic paths.· Perhaps you could provide a description of what the program is supposed to do -- that would help us provide specific feedback.

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MMISCOOL · 2005-11-24 17:09

THE SECTION OF CODE YOU LOOKED AT IS THE KEY PART OF THE PROGRAM. SERTAN THINGS CONTANE GOT STAEMENTS AND OTHERES USE GOSUBS BECOUSE OF THE NEED TO INTERPERT THE CODE.

THE SOURCE ABOVE IS FOR A BASIC INTERPERTER THAT ALOWS FOR SELF MODIGYING CODE. I RECENTLY MADE A PC VERSION OF SOMETHING I CALED SMBI. sELF mODIFYING bASIC INTERPERTER. THIS IS A VERSION OF THAT INTERPERTER I WROTE YESTERDAY FROM SCRACH ONLY BUSING I'TS IDEAHS. tHIS INTERPERTER WORKS WITH ONE CHARACTER OF DATA AT A TIME. i AM HOPEING THAT I CAN GET THIS TO WORK IN A WATCH SO I CAN RUN CUSTOM SELF MODIFYING PROGRAMS AND EDIT THEM WITH OUT HAVING A COMPUTER TO COMPLEATLY REPROGRAM THE STAMP.

Jon Williams · 2005-11-24 19:02

Interesting project. Still, I would suggest considering "The Elements of PBASIC Style" and downloading the latest version of our StampWorks book (written by yours truly) -- StampWorks has lots of coding tips that I think you'll find useful in your project.

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MMISCOOL · 2005-11-24 20:37

Thx. i will ook at it. I have aso redone a lot of the code.
I am going to keep the aa,bb,cc,dd,ee becouse they represent colomes a - e. thank you

metron9 · 2005-11-25 17:20

Jon said...

You've got GOTO and GOSUB mixed -- I think this is going to lead to troubles, especially in the case where you use GOTO to jump to a routine that ends with RETURN (a RETURN without a GOSUB can create real problems). In the snippet above you use GOTO to get to COMPARE_IT but that routine ends with RETURN.... where's it supposed to return to?

I think you misunderstood Jon, you can use all the gosubs and goto's you want in a mix of if thens else's albet it's not good style but you should never use a GOTO when branching to a SUBROUTINE that ends with a RETURN as it is the GOSUB code that stores the return address in a memory location called the STACK. Like a stack of plates it puts each address on the top of the pile, the return code pulls the top address (plate) off the stack. The STACK POINTER contains the address of the TOP of the stack, as addresses are stored in the memory pointed to by the stack pointer the stack pointer is incremented by 2 (assuming 2 byte addresses) so it could eventually store addresses and pull addresses from memory that contains your program code, (the stack pointer could point to memory that was not set aside for it) thus modifying your code and crashing it when program execution gets to that part of your code..

As well as what Jon said above, the reverse is also true, your code

exicute:
IF ALL_LOADED = 1 THEN GOSUB GOTO_NEXT_LINE

The label GOTO_NEXT_LINE ends without a RETURN
ending with GOTO EXICUTE

This code will run but will eventually crash as the stack fills up with return addresses (the gosub command creates) with no RETURN to move the stack pointer back up the memory stack. It could be the stack pointer implemented in Pbasic rolls over to the starting point so unlimited gosubs without returns may not crash the program but I would think at the roll over point one of the other gosub/return code calls would fail to return to the correct address.

You may know all of this but for the benifit of others just starting programming I thought I would toss it in.

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MMISCOOL · 2005-11-26 13:48

good catch. I knew that i had some goto's and gosubs in the same litle section of code abd they wern't a problem but i didn't notice the return after compare_it. thank you.

Jon Williams · 2005-11-26 15:57

Remember that PBASIC 2.5 supports ON-GOTO and ON-GOSUB -- these might be helpful in the construction of your program.

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MMISCOOL · 2005-11-26 18:18

'NEVER USED THAT KINDE OF COMAND. i'LL HAVE TO TRY IT. i HAVE
'MADE A NEW VERSION OF THE INTERPERTER FROM SCRATCH.
'tHIS WILL PROBALY WORK ALOT BETER THAN THE LAST ONE I HAD UP.
'I REDID THAT ONE SECTION OF CODE EVRY ONE WAS CONFUSED ABOUT
'I NOW WORKS ON THE BS2 MODUAL SO I HOPE PEOPLE WILL TRY IT

' {$STAMP BS2}
' {$PBASIC 2.5}
'

aa VAR Byte
bb VAR Byte
cc VAR Byte
dd VAR Byte
ee VAR Byte

CURENTLINE VAR Byte
BLA VAR Byte

A VAR Byte
B VAR Byte
C VAR Byte
D VAR Byte
E VAR Byte
F VAR Byte
G VAR Byte
H VAR Byte
I VAR Byte
J VAR Byte

OUT VAR Byte

BLABLA VAR Nib
EN VAR Byte

MENUE:

READ 0 , AA
READ 1 , BB
READ 2 , CC
READ 3 , DD
READ 4 , EE

CURENTLINE = 0
DEBUG "(A) EDIT (B) RUN"
DEBUGIN BLA
IF BLA = "A" THEN GOTO EDITOR ELSE GOTO EXICUTE

'

[noparse][[/noparse]THIS IS THE EDITOR]

EDITOR:
DEBUG "HOW MANY LINES?"
DEBUGIN EN
EN = EN - 65
EDITOR_LOOP:
DEBUG "[noparse][[/noparse]A] "
DEBUGIN BLA
WRITE BLABLA * 5 + 0, BLA

DEBUG " "
DEBUGIN BLA
WRITE BLABLA * 5 + 1, BLA

DEBUG "[noparse][[/noparse]C] "
DEBUGIN BLA
WRITE BLABLA * 5 + 2, BLA

DEBUG "[noparse][[/noparse]D] "
DEBUGIN BLA
WRITE BLABLA * 5 + 3, BLA

DEBUG "[noparse][[/noparse]E] "
DEBUGIN BLA
WRITE BLABLA * 5 + 4, BLA

BLABLA = BLABLA + 1
IF BLABLA > EN THEN GOTO MENUE
GOTO EDITOR_LOOP

'

[noparse][[/noparse]THIS IS THE INTERPERTER]

EXICUTE:

IF AA = "D" THEN GOSUB DISPLAY_IT
IF AA = "I" THEN GOSUB INPUT_IT
IF AA = "C" THEN GOSUB COMPARE_IT
IF AA = "E" THEN GOSUB EDIT_IT
IF AA = "M" THEN GOSUB MATH
IF AA = "O" THEN GOSUB PIN_H_L

IF AA = "G" THEN GOTO GOTO_IT
IF CURENTLINE = EN THEN DEBUG "-DONE-":GOTO MENUE
GOTO GOTO_NEXT

DISPLAY_IT:
IF BB = "V" THEN GOTO DISPLAY_VAR
DEBUG CC
RETURN

DISPLAY_VAR:
IF CC = "A" THEN DEBUG A
IF CC = "B" THEN DEBUG B
IF CC = "C" THEN DEBUG C
IF CC = "D" THEN DEBUG D
IF CC = "E" THEN DEBUG E
IF CC = "F" THEN DEBUG F
IF CC = "G" THEN DEBUG G
IF CC = "H" THEN DEBUG H
IF CC = "I" THEN DEBUG I
IF CC = "J" THEN DEBUG J
RETURN

INPUT_IT:
DEBUG " ? "
IF BB = "A" THEN DEBUGIN A
IF BB = "B" THEN DEBUGIN B
IF BB = "C" THEN DEBUGIN C
IF BB = "D" THEN DEBUGIN D
IF BB = "E" THEN DEBUGIN E
IF BB = "F" THEN DEBUGIN F
IF BB = "G" THEN DEBUGIN G
IF BB = "H" THEN DEBUGIN H
IF BB = "I" THEN DEBUGIN I
IF BB = "J" THEN DEBUGIN J
RETURN

GOTO_NEXT:
BB = CURENTLINE + 66
GOTO_IT:

BLA = BB - 65
READ BLA * 5 + 0 , AA
READ BLA * 5 + 1 , BB
READ BLA * 5 + 2 , CC
READ BLA * 5 + 3 , DD
READ BLA * 5 + 4 , EE
CURENTLINE = BLA
GOTO EXICUTE

COMPARE_IT:
IF CC = DD THEN AA = "G"
RETURN

EDIT_IT:
IF DD = "V" THEN GOSUB EDIT_VAR
WRITE BB * 5 -1 + CC, EE
RETURN

EDIT_VAR:
IF DD = "A" THEN EE = A
IF DD = "B" THEN EE = B
IF DD = "C" THEN EE = C
IF DD = "D" THEN EE = D
IF DD = "E" THEN EE = E
IF DD = "F" THEN EE = F
IF DD = "G" THEN EE = G
IF DD = "H" THEN EE = H
IF DD = "I" THEN EE = I
IF DD = "J" THEN EE = J
RETURN

MATH:
IF BB = "+" THEN BLA = CC + DD
IF BB = "-" THEN BLA = CC - DD
IF BB = "*" THEN BLA = CC * DD
IF BB = "/" THEN BLA = CC / DD

IF EE = "A" THEN A = BLA
IF EE = "B" THEN B = BLA
IF EE = "C" THEN C = BLA
IF EE = "D" THEN D = BLA
IF EE = "E" THEN E = BLA
IF EE = "F" THEN F = BLA
IF EE = "G" THEN G = BLA
IF EE = "H" THEN H = BLA
IF EE = "I" THEN I = BLA
IF EE = "J" THEN J = BLA
RETURN

PIN_H_L:
IF BB = "H" THEN HIGH CC
IF BB = "L" THEN LOW CC
RETURN

LED_TEXT_OUT:
'PUT CODE HERE TO CONTROAL LED DISPLAY"
RETURN

CHAR_IN:
'PUT CODE TO GET CHARACTER FROM USER IN THIS AIRYA
RETURN

Ryan Clarke · 2005-11-26 18:42

I would suggest that those reading this thread consider that this poster is trying to sell open source projects (such as Open Office and Mozilla's browser) on his site. I would also suggest you consider that he is trying to sell this software that he is asking for help on here for $399.95 on his site, and it obviously isn't in working condition.

Please be aware that anyone selling open source software must provide the source code as well. The GPL is in place for a reason.

Draw your own conclusions.

Ryan

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Post Edited (Ryan Clarke (Parallax)) : 11/26/2005 7:31:06 PM GMT

MMISCOOL · 2005-11-26 19:41

THE SOFTWARE4 ON MY SITE IS JUST A WAY FOR ME TO TRY TO MAKE A LITLE CASH. I SAY ON MY WEB SITE THAT SOME IF NOT ALL SOFTWARE IS OPEN SOURCE AND SMBI IS MY OWN CREATION. IF ANY ONE WANTS TO GET A COMPLEATLY FREE COPY JUST EMAIL ME. I EVEN WENT TO THE CONETICUT ROBOT SOCIETY AND PRESENTED IT. i AM NOT EVIN OUT OF HIGHT SCHOOL SO PLEASE DON'T TRY TO KNOCK ME. IF YOU WANT TO USE ANY OF THE SOURCE CODE ABOVE GO AHEAD. ALL I AM TRYING TO DO WITH IT IS TEST IT AND THIS IS NOTHING LIKE WHAT THE FINAL THING WILL BE LIKE. ALSO I AM PLANING ON BUILDING A WRIST WATCH THAT INSTED OF USING DEBUG STATEMENTS WILL USE "HIGH" AND "LOW" I/O COMANDS TO CONTROAL AN ALPHANEWMERIC DISPLAY. THIS AND 4 BUTONS "UP" "DOWN" "SELECT" AND ANOTHERE JUST IN CASE I NEED IT FOR USE INPUT. THIS WILL ALOW ONE TO SCROAL THRUE A SET OF CHARATERS INSTEAD OF SENDING THEM THRUE THE TERMANEL. i AM NOT JUST TRYING TO GET RICH QUICK. I AM ONLY TRYING TO GET AS MUCH PROGRAMING EXPERYENCE UNDER MY BELT BEFOR I GRADUATE.

IF ANY ONE IS INTERESTED IN MAKING A WATCH THAT COULD DO THIS KINDE OF THING i THINK IT WOOD BE COOL. WHEN I AM FINISHED WITH IT I DO PLAN ON SELING ASEMBLED WATCHES AND KITS. NOT ONLY THIS BUT ALSO HAVE ON THE SITE SCHEMATICS SO THAT PEOPLE CAN MAKE THERE OWN. tHE SOURCE CODE WILL BE PUT ON MY WEB SITE FOR "SMALL SMBI".

I HAVE ONLY BEEN WORKING ON "SMAL SMBI" FOR 4 DAYS SO IT IS STILL BUGY.
THER IS A BIG DISTINCT DIFORENCE BETWEEN THE NORMAL SMBI PROJECT AND THIS ONE(SMALL SMBI). THIS VERSION ONLY USES ON CHARACTER AT A TIME SO IT IS NOT THE BEST THING BUT IT IS JUST A LITLE THING I HAVE WANTED TO DO FOR A WILE.

ONCE I GET ENOUGHF NOMY FROM RAKING EAVES AND SHOVELING DRIVEWAYS I AM GOING TO BUY AN BASIC STAMP II OEM KIT (THING WITHCH HAS THE SERIAL PLUG BUILT IN AND THE I/O PINS ALONG THE BOTOM) BESOUSE I BROKE THE "HOMEWORK BOARD" I HAD. I WILL USE IT TO BUILD THE FIRST WATCH PROTOTYPE. WHEN THE FIRST PROTOTYPE IS BUILT IT WILL BE PUT INTO AN ALTOIDS TIN OR A PLASTIC BOX. I LIKE THE ALTOIDS IDEAH BECOUSE IT LOOKS COOLER AND WILL FORCE ME INTO PUTING ALL THE PARTS INTO A SMALLER PLAICE.

Up2Long · 2005-11-26 20:06

You do not indicate that Open Office is "Open Source" software on your web site.· You are clearly trying to sell it.· Therefore, you are directly trying to scam people.· I think you should re-read the GPL and look at OpenOffice's license agreement.

Note:··I don't care if you are in high school.· You are clearly violating the license agreement for that product.· I hope you can afford a good lawyer.

Also, if you are scamming people in just this simple sense, then how can anyone trust you with your request for assistance.

Ryan Clarke · 2005-11-26 20:25

MMISCOOL,

I wasn't trying to "knock you"- I just want you to be aware of the things you are doing, and what is and isn't ok. If you've been working on this code for 4 days, you probably shouldn't try to sell it for $399.95. If you try to sell and GPLed or Open Sourced code, you MUST also given the source code, and state that what you are selling is infact sold under the GPL or Open Source -

There are lots of people here more than willing to help those who are learning- but we also need to be careful of scams, and problems of that nature. If you spend some time here you'll see that my post has nothing more than the welfare of the members of this forum in mind-

Ryan

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MMISCOOL · 2005-11-26 20:36

SORY. GOT A LITLE ON THE DEFENSIVE. THERE IS A BIG DISTINCTION BETWEEN SMALL SMBI AND THE VERSION OF SMBI ON MY WEB SITE. SMALL SMBI IS THE BASIC STAMP VERSION WILE THE HE ONE ON MY WEB SITE IS A VERSION WRITON TO RUN IN WINDOWS. i THINK I SHOOD COME UP WITH A DIFORENT NAME SO THAT PEOPLE DON'T GET CONFUSED.

Ryan Clarke · 2005-11-26 20:41

Edit:

This thread is continuing in multiple places- please help keep it contained to one.

Ryan

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Post Edited (Ryan Clarke (Parallax)) : 11/27/2005 2:20:23 AM GMT

El Paisa · 2005-11-27 13:26

It is this guy MMISCOO for real?

I was wondering wether you could test a peice of code for me on a basic stamp.

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