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[Byte_Butcher]

Henrik! Thank you! That did the trick.

So... uhhh.... where the heck did this "Arraywrite" come from?
I don't see any mention of it in the PBP 2.60 manual, not is it in the "Help" file...
And it doesn't even capitalize itself & "go bold" when I type it.

Is there a list somewhere of the new "features" in PBP 2.60?
Clearly the manual doesn't tell the whole story.


Jerson,
Thanks for your example. I found some similar ASM code while I was searching, but most of the threads were years old and I was hoping there was an easier way. It looks like ARRAYWRITE will do it for me.

Thanks!


steve

[HenrikOlsson]

Hi Steve,
It's definitely covered in the printed manual that came with my 2.60 upgrade. It's not in the help-files for MicroCodeStudio because they are not updated by the authour of the software (Mecanique) and that is also why it doesn't "go bold" in MCS.

Have a another look in the manual, it should be there, together with it's companion ArrayRead.

/Henrik.

[Charles Linquis]

You guys have probably already figured this out, but using ArrayWrite is the best way to send messages out multiple ports. I have many occasions where I need to send the same messages out of whatever port is available - HSEROUT, HSEROUT2, or SEROUT2. This, combined with STR can get the job done.

[Byte_Butcher]

It's definitely covered in the printed manual that came with my 2.60 upgrade. It's not in the help-files for MicroCodeStudio because they are not updated by the authour of the software (Mecanique) and that is also why it doesn't "go bold" in MCS.

Have a another look in the manual, it should be there, together with it's companion ArrayRead.

Groan... if only I could get both my brain cells to work together....

Here it is in this OTHER manual that says "2.60" on it.


steve