I see just now your reply. As I told, removing the "DEFINE RESET_ORG" statement then no problem at all.
And yes, I also discovered the # does not work and a DEC is required.
Thanks !
ok, it seems troubles are related to a wrong use of "DEFINE RESET_ORG" statement (I'm working on a bootloader code).
Without it everything works fine also with the "PBP LONG" option enabled.
Thanks
That's weird. I'm working on a large project right now, have LONGs enabled and, except for one thing*, have not noticed any such problems. Have been using DEC, BIN, HEX extensively.
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I'm using PbP3.1 with a PIC18F device.
I need to use the LONG option in a particular program, but seems like the string-formatting modifier does not work properly.
For example
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Re: PBP LONG and string-formatting not working ?
I see just now your reply. As I told, removing the "DEFINE RESET_ORG" statement then no problem at all.
Marcick Yesterday, 15:27And yes, I also discovered the # does not work and a DEC is required.
Thanks !