I find a bug?? or i need to 
the CP 
P.D. Sorry for my poor english, but i only speak spanish.
Bug In Hex Mode (versi?n 3.01)?
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, Apr 07 2007 04:15 AM
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Posted 07 April 2007 - 04:15 AM
I have the OS 3.01, and when i change the mode to HEX and try to introduce the value 2B and press EXE the CP display "invalid syntax" I find a bug?? or i need to the CP
P.D. Sorry for my poor english, but i only speak spanish.
I find a bug?? or i need to the CP P.D. Sorry for my poor english, but i only speak spanish.
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Posted 07 April 2007 - 04:22 AM
in binary you dont have the digit "2", that isnt a bug.
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Posted 07 April 2007 - 04:31 AM
edu said on HEX mode, not BIN
edu, you must put the number type after the number.. example
2Bh is 2B hexadecimal, 4o is 4 octal.. and so with d and b.
Hope it helps
edu, you must put the number type after the number.. example
2Bh is 2B hexadecimal, 4o is 4 octal.. and so with d and b.
Hope it helps
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Posted 07 April 2007 - 04:55 AM
Yes.. it works... 
But if you try another HEX number, it works without "h".
(HEX mode)
But if you try another HEX number, it works without "h".
(HEX mode)
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Posted 13 April 2007 - 04:23 PM
Mmmh, strange...
1B => 1h
1b => 1h
2B => Error
2Bh => 2Bh
3B => Error
and so on
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2A => 2Ah
2D => 2h
2d => 2h
2G => Error (normal)
2H => 2h ?! That makes me suppose what follows :
It seems that CP read "d" and "b" when we write "D" and "B" (not case sensitive).
So it's a bug, doesn't it ?
Thierry
1B => 1h
1b => 1h
2B => Error
2Bh => 2Bh
3B => Error
and so on
..
2A => 2Ah
2D => 2h
2d => 2h
2G => Error (normal)
2H => 2h ?! That makes me suppose what follows :
It seems that CP read "d" and "b" when we write "D" and "B" (not case sensitive).
So it's a bug, doesn't it ?
Thierry
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