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

I can't remember who asked for this feature...I think is was Peter ???
 

But I have implemented it, so I'd like you guys to give it a good test case.

 

Here is what I used to test it:

 

 



[code]
DEVICE SX28, OSC4MHZ
FREQ 4_000_000 

  

temp1   VAR BYTE 

  

 PROGRAM Start NOSTARTUP 

  

  Start:
  ' This three defines TEST0, TEST1 and TEST2 determine which of the seven FOR statements are compiled 

  

  '{$UNDEFINE TEST2}
  '{$DEFINE TEST1}
  '{$DEFINE TEST0} 

  

  '{$IFNDEF TEST2}
    '{$IFNDEF TEST1}
      '{$IFNDEF TEST0}
        FOR temp1 = 0 TO 255
      '{$ELSE}
        FOR temp1 = 1 TO 255
      '{$ENDIF}
    '{$ELSE}
      '{$IFNDEF TEST0}
        FOR temp1 = 2 TO 255
      '{$ELSE}
        FOR temp1 = 3 TO 255
      '{$ENDIF}
    '{$ENDIF}
  '{$ELSE}
    '{$IFNDEF TEST1}
      '{$IFNDEF TEST0}
        FOR temp1 = 4 TO 255
      '{$ELSE}
        FOR temp1 = 5 TO 255
      '{$ENDIF}
    '{$ELSE}
      '{$IFNDEF TEST0}
        FOR temp1 = 6 TO 255
      '{$ELSE}
        FOR temp1 = 7 TO 255
      '{$ENDIF}
    '{$ENDIF}
  '{$ENDIF} 

  

  NEXT 

  

END
 
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Bean

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