Hello Bob,

Please join Jallist at Yahoo! and report your problem there. I'm pretty=20
sure you'll find more JalV2 users there than here. The author of the=20
compiler monitors that list too, so if it is an issue with the compiler=20
it will be the best place to report. And add (the shortest possible)=20
piece of code which shows the issue.

Regards, Rob.


On 29-09-12 13:45, Bob Axtell wrote:
> A year ago I began my years' - long quest to learn and implement a high
> level language just one more time. I chose Jalv2, 'cause it is so
> similar to Pascal, the only  HHL I loved as a young engineer (TP3, in
> fact, then TP4/5) .
>
> So, I wanted to test Jalv2 by rewriting a already-running MPASM
> application into Jalv2. After about 40 hours spent on a program that
> only took 12 hours to assemble and debug in MPASM7x a few years ago,
> I've had to toss in the towel, for now.
>
> There is a serious flaw in CASE, but I can't find it. I repeatedly
> stepped through the compiler output which LOOKED ok using MPLAB8.5 SIM.
> The code looked goofy (all HLL's look goofy to an
> ASM programmer) but ran without error in the SIM. But it never did a
> thing in real time.  I then began to systematically strip out routines
> until it made a few squeaks. The operation I clipped out was the single
> CASE.
>
> I KNOW the problem is in me, but I am very discouraged. I think the
> answer is some way to place breakpoints in the Jalv2 code. I was unable
> to find anything. Is there anything?
>
> I know that Mr Hammerling and so many others have worked like slaves on
> Jalv2.
>
> Guys, just give me a few hints.
>
> --Bob Axtell
>

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