How to avoid DIV32 command?

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  1. - 14th May 2011, 20:01 #1
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    Default Re: How to avoid DIV32 command?

    Quote Originally Posted by pxidr84 View Post
    Hi,

    I've PBP 2.60C, I didn't find any "long" variable. Where it is?
    Declare variables as so:
    MyByteVar Var Byte
    MyWordVar var WORD
    MyLongVar var Long

    Then in the view tab (of MCS) click compiler options and put a check in the checkbox marked use long.
    I think using LONG variables and compiler uses a bunch more memory though.
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    Default Re: How to avoid DIV32 command?

    Quote Originally Posted by Archangel View Post
    Declare variables as so:
    MyByteVar Var Byte
    MyWordVar var WORD
    MyLongVar var Long

    Then in the view tab (of MCS) click compiler options and put a check in the checkbox marked use long.
    I think using LONG variables and compiler uses a bunch more memory though.
    OUCH, I tested this, the program size passed from 8496 bytes to 10000 bytes.
    But I will try if it works.
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