after all ... PBP is not so bad ...


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    How about using in PBP 2.60 Long variables as in the MkB examples?

    Also the LongintTostr(angle,valeur) function if replaced with a lines of commands like in PBP to do the job, would make any difference? Can you commend this line and see how many bytes is the code from MikroBasic?

    I have a feeling that the comparisson is not exactly 'fair'.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ioannis View Post
    How about using in PBP 2.60 Long variables as in the MkB examples?

    Also the LongintTostr(angle,valeur) function if replaced with a lines of commands like in PBP to do the job, would make any difference? Can you commend this line and see how many bytes is the code from MikroBasic?

    I have a feeling that the comparisson is not exactly 'fair'.

    Ioannis
    Hi, Ioannis

    Longs with a 16F819 ??? ... you're serious ???

    use of strings to print to lcd is a quasi MUST with MkE compilers ... longint to str is only 221 bytes ... surely less than parsing number and converting into characters.

    ... and we're still far fom the PBP count ...

    Alain
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