In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, Fe2o3Fish wrote:

A simple little program as follows:[code]
001 DEVICE          SX28, OSC4MHZ, TURBO, STACKX, OPTIONX
002 FREQ              4_000_000
003 ID                  "Foo"
004
005 Program		Start
006
007 LED1	VAR	RB.0
008
009 FOO	VAR	BYTE
010
011 Start:
012   FOO = 165
013   RANDOM FOO
014
015 Main:
016   LED1 = FOO & 1
017   PAUSE 500					' delay
018   RANDOM FOO
019   GOTO Main					' repeat forever
020
021  END
[/code]
Compiling with SX-Key v3.2.3 (the latest version, under Windows XP) comes up
with this error message:
foo.SXB(54)Line 16, Error 16, Pass 1: UNKNOWN COMMAND "LET".

Oh really???   I thought it might be the LE in LED1 bringing up the "LET"
so I changed all LED1's to LAD1 and I get  the same error message.   <sigh>

The SX/B compiler seems to be a little loose on compiling as I've had
other strange things happen like undefined variables being permitted by the
compiler only to have the assembler burp on an undefined symbol called <TEMP>
(which I don't use in my code).   I'll report them when I find 'em as I start my
adventure into SX/B coding.

What's up?

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