Create a label which point to an instruction

[Acetronics2]

How do I create a short cut to an instruction in PBP such as

H9 means or points to instruction like HIGH PORTB.0 ?

So instead of writing HIGH PORTB.0: PAUSE 10 : LOW PORTB.0

I can write H9: PAUSE 10: H9 ??

Cheers
Michael

your idea is somewhat complicated ... till PBP already does it !!!

PULSOUT PortB.0, 100 ' 100 @ 4Mhz or 500 @ 20Mhz
or
H9 var PORTB.0 ' in the header
...
PULSOUT H9,100 ' 100 @ 4Mhz or 500 @ 20Mhz


soo simple, when opening the Holy manual

Alain

[med2007]

Thanks for the insight, however I want to say...
H9 : pause 10 ...... not HIGH H9 pause 10 .... and achieve same result
I want H9 to mean HIGH PORTB.0
I am old and frail and need help.
Michael

[Demon]

I'm curious why the GOSUB command does not suit your needs.

Do you want to substitute just that one command? If so, you are creating a lot of overhead for something really small.

If it's because you want to keep things extra simple in your code, what about clear comments? My memory is no longer what it used to be so I include a LOT of comments in my code. Comments do nothing to your program; they take no space and do not affect performance.

Robert

[med2007]

I am frail, old and grey and have lost my book.

Here it is again; I think I have not formed the question correctly.

I want to convert:

main:
HIGH PORTB.0 : PAUSE 10 : LOW PORTB.0 : PAUSE 10
GOTO main

to

main:
H9 : PAUSE 10 : LOW H9 : PAUSE 10
GOTO main

?? Can I precede the code with H9 VAR HIGH PORTB.0 ??

Michael
I am frail, old and grey and have lost my book.
It has temporarily disappeared into a QBH, Quantum Black Hole, which I find abound in my locality.