Quote Originally Posted by Jerson View Post
Chris,


A possible workaround would be to place large arrays in their own RAM page where they cannot wrap around without PBP knowing.

I wonder if this helps

I guess it has something to do with my understanding of PBP as much as anything else, your description of the array pointer system ties in with my own thoughts.

Darrel can confirm that the only array types which might give cause for concern are WORD and LONG. The variables which I am pasting in contain a single LONG array of 8 elements. All other arrays being byte sized. I've just tried putting the LONG array at the start of the declaration section, but do you think it would be better to ORG it to somewhere ?

What pains me is that I took a piece of working code which I have been working on for months, imported some variables which are not duplicates and which are never implemented in my own code, and I end up with non-working code.

The shift to linear memory can't come soon enough !

Chris