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Re: memory full

Yeah, lots of repeating code there...
For starters, move the LCDOUT commands to a subroutine.
Unless you're running HSEROUT at 150baud or something you can most likely remove the PAUSE 5 after...
HenrikOlsson Today, 07:21

Re: memory full

Are you repeating the same code 30 times since the messages differ? Then, possibly, you could be facing this issue as strings gobble up memory pretty fast.

I would look at the feasibility of...
Jerson Today, 04:25

ws0010 driver for my pbp3 graphics suite

maybe one of the moderators can move this into this closed thread https://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php/24218-Graphical-Displays-with-PBP3

simple ws0010 oled graphics driver for my...
richard Today, 01:58

Re: LCDOUT command followed by variable data

I'm using this for such cases:

topline: 'top line updater sub
ofs=pos*16 'modify position offset
for x=0 to 15
i2cread sda, scl, adr, x+ofs, [y] 'write from eeprom
tline[x]=y 'write into...
CuriousOne Yesterday, 21:26

memory full

Hi all,

I have a application with the 16F882 and have add some data. But the memory is run over.
The '882 = 2048 words, "883 is only 4096 words.

I drive a LCD (1602) RS485 and some LEDs and...
Gevo Yesterday, 12:33

Re: LCDOUT command followed by variable data

I would be too worried about it, afaics it's totally undocumented for pbp and if you don't do much asm work you may rarely come across its usage
richard - 18th March 2026, 09:29

LCDOUT command followed by variable data

Sorry for my dumb question!

I'm mixing things up between PBP and another programming language where the semicolon supresses the CR/LF (Liberty Basic).

Sorry... :o
flotulopex - 18th March 2026, 08:51

Re: LCDOUT command followed by variable data

comments begin with an apostrophe or a semicolon, so its a blank comment
richard - 15th March 2026, 23:52

LCDOUT command followed by variable data

Thanks a lot Richard!

It works like a charm and I can spare a lot of memory space not having to desperately repeat code consuming commands.

I should have first, but I totally forgot to give a...
flotulopex - 15th March 2026, 16:03

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