In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, tdg8934 wrote:

I think I may be on to something. I asked a PIC developer at work and he said that in a situation like this:

PIC "C" program lines:

#define DAT_R1          PORTDbits.RD4

[b][color=red>DAT_R1=value1][/b] 

The PIC simply takes the LSB of value1 and sends it to the DAT_R1 (which is PORTDbits.RD4).

[b]SO...in SX/B this can be simplified to:[/b]

[b]<FONT color=red>DAT_R1 = value.1[/color][/b]

Since it also masks off the byte to the LSB anyway. 

SX/B compiles now with no errors. I will try this out tonight. 

[b]Does this make sense to an PIC "C" programmers?[/b]

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