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

From source examples and the SX/B help file I can see several different ways of structuring IF THEN statements.  Is there a preferred method for readability of SX/B code?  I can write it several different ways and if there is best practice and established convention i'd rather follow that to start with.  In particular the example below:

Wait_Ack:
  IF ACK = 0 THEN
    GOTO Wait_Ack:
  ENDIF

or

Wait_Ack:
  IF ACK = 0 THEN Wait_Ack

or

Wait_Ack:
  IF ACK = 0 GOTO Wait_Ack

I've got my programs working as expected and just want to make sure they are going to be easy to follow for someone else.

Best Regards,

Robert

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