I2CWRITE not writing anything on PIC18F45K80

[HenrikOlsson]

Exactly, we've been thru this before. Your beloved ZX Spectrum runs a BASIC interpreter which interprets and executes the code as it runs. It (the interpreter) can check things like out of bounds errors at run-time, a task that I'm sure makes array-indexing slow as f-k.

PBP is a compiler. It COMPILES your BASIC source into instructions that the PIC executes natively, it's not an interpreter. It is IMPOSSIBLE for the compiler to detect out of bounds issues at COMPILE TIME.

And even if the compiler was built to generate code that DID check array boundries on every access at runtime what do you suggest should happen when such an error is detected? It's not like there's a TV or monitor connected that can display the error message. Nope, the program would just crash with no way to tell the user why. In what way is that better than what it does now?