Basic variable and @ASM command

[Acetronics2]

Hi, François

Sorry, ... but it's worse !!! ... and an example is given in the Holy Bible ( the manual ...)

see p. 180-181 $ 8.2 of the latest release ( or 177-178 of the "pbpm 304" )

Alain

[F1CHF]

Did I find the right sentence ?

All symbol names defined in a PBC program are similarly defined in
assembly, but with the name preceded with an underscore ( _ ). This
allows access to user variables, constants, and even labeled locations, in
assembly. Similarly, system variable (such as W0) names are also
preceded by underscores (such as _W0).

so my wonderfull TOTO var byte
will be known by my ASM code as _TOTO ?

life is wonderfull

RTFM you said ! you are right !
Francois

[Acetronics2]

Hi, François

Just read a bit further ... the MOST important thing is HOW to define variables that can be used either by MPasm or PbP ...

Alain

[Archangel]

Hi F1CHF,
in your PBP directory where you store your programs (the ones you have written and compiled) there will be files with the suffix .asm and the names of those programs, open one and compare to the basic versions, and see the answer to your question. A great way to learn assembly too . . .
js