In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, mrchadwickusa wrote:

Hi Bean,

Yeah, I could have coded it that way, but in the context of the program ~byte_sent.0 had been copied to a pin that looped back to RO_485 (an input) a couple of microseconds before, and I was checking to see if it wasn't what it was supposed to be so I could flag an error. The not equals was the best representation of the intent of the code.

This was supposed to be a *quick* test of something, which I have found to be an excellent use of SX/B.  When it didn't work as expected, always indicating an error, I investigated further and found the code wasn't being generated as expected.

I'm really surprised that no-one else has run into this.  Maybe I just code strangely :)  

This was SX/B version 1.42 by the way.

I do want to point out that you guys have done a terrific job on the IDE and SX/B!  I know the forums tend to be mostly bug reports or things that don't work as expected, because that's when people feel the need to write.  But please don't think for a minute your hard work, dedication and enthusiasm isn't appreciated.  It is, a lot.  Thanks for the terrific tools!

MRC

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