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

I'm actually restricted from posting the whole program, but I've included a snipet below.  Like I said, nothing has been changed in the code whatsoever from when it was last working to now.  Looking below, you would expect that bit3C = 1, bit2C = 0, and bit1C = 0, but instead all three usually equal 0.  In case you were wondering, these particular pins are connected to a BCD encoder/buffer for a seven segment display.

[code]
bit1C	PIN	RB.0	OUTPUT
bit2C	PIN	RB.1	OUTPUT
bit3C	PIN	RB.2	OUTPUT	

currPos 	VAR 	byte

...

dispPos		SUB	0

...

currPos = 4
GOSUB dispPos


dispPos:

bit1C = currPos.0
bit2C = currPos.1
bit3C = currPos.2

RETURN
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