longpole001
- 16th April 2012, 07:34
Hi guys ,
this bit of code is giving some strange results when i look at the values loaded into the test Variable STDByteTmp which i cant explain and solve
the code is to read the values stored on the eeprom into a varable pointed to by V
what is happening is that V is counting ok and reading the values of location 1 and 2 correctly into STDbyteTmp , but as V counts to 3, it appears to load the value stored at location 3 ( $7 ) into V and then V goes to value of 8 and i cant see why this the case.
all the variables are defined as byte and i can see the data in the eeprom is correct
can someone tell me why this is the case
Cheers
Sheldon
DATA @1,$9,$8,$7,$6 ' stores these values from location 1 to the eeprom at programming time
For V = 1 to 4
read V,STDByte(V) ' read from location 1 - 4 data byte
STDByteTmp = STDByte(V) ' get into temp var for testing
next V
this bit of code is giving some strange results when i look at the values loaded into the test Variable STDByteTmp which i cant explain and solve
the code is to read the values stored on the eeprom into a varable pointed to by V
what is happening is that V is counting ok and reading the values of location 1 and 2 correctly into STDbyteTmp , but as V counts to 3, it appears to load the value stored at location 3 ( $7 ) into V and then V goes to value of 8 and i cant see why this the case.
all the variables are defined as byte and i can see the data in the eeprom is correct
can someone tell me why this is the case
Cheers
Sheldon
DATA @1,$9,$8,$7,$6 ' stores these values from location 1 to the eeprom at programming time
For V = 1 to 4
read V,STDByte(V) ' read from location 1 - 4 data byte
STDByteTmp = STDByte(V) ' get into temp var for testing
next V