I fixed it.
BLUF: At the top of my timer1 code, I inserted "decimal".
I back tracked my code and found out that if I didn't load bitnames.frt, my
timer1 code would behave correctly. I noticed that bitnames.frt had a
"hex" declaration at the top. It led me to think that that declaration
persist
Hi Keith,
> I don't know if it is poor coding practice to not declare a base at the
> beginning of the file, but I'll adopt that practice.
That was ok until the number prefixes were introduced. I think
that a general number base change is now no longer needed and it
is reasonably fair to assume
Hello Mattias,
Matthias Trute writes:
> Hello Enoch,
>
>> Apologies for my insistence but couldn't you achieve the same objective
>> of packing as many words as possible into the core via a macro call at
>> each word that examines the current "pc" against "AMFORTH_RO_SEG" and
>> switches "pc" do
