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Re: NQC 2.2 a1 available for public test
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lugnet.robotics.rcx.nqc
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Sun, 7 May 2000 22:17:59 GMT
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rkra@STOPSPAMgmx.de
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Hi,
that 's right, global variables could be displayed but not the local ones.
Therefore I 've another test file which uses a global variable i and a
local variable k.
If you run the program on your rcx you would see first the global i that
is 100.
After this there should be displayed the local variable k that is 50.
But there
is the mistake. You see the global i and not the local k. The third value
should be the global i .. is 200 and is okay. And the last one should be 300.
Dave wrote that locals can't be displayed. I 've tested this and it
seems
so but I don't know why
Ralf
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// test2.nqc
//
// by
// Ralf Krause <rkra@gmx.de>
//
// for
// nqc-mpw-2.2.a1 or nqc-win-2.2.a1
//
// ---------------------------------------
//
// To use the new rcx22 api you have to
// download this file with the parameters
//
// nqc -Trcx2 -d test1.nqc
//
// ---------------------------------------
// Turn off the RCX
// I can't find this in the rcx22 api
void SleepNow() { asm { 0x60 }; } // switch off immediately
int i; // global variable
void vartest() {
int k; // local variable
k = 50;
Display (k, 0); // display of a local variable
// doesn't work
// k is 50 but the display shows
// 200 (this is i)
PlaySound (SOUND_CLICK);
Wait (100);
Display (i, 0); // display of the global variable
PlaySound (SOUND_CLICK);
Wait (100);
}
task main() {
PlaySound (SOUND_UP);
Wait (100);
i = 100;
Display (i, 0); // displays 100
PlaySound (SOUND_CLICK);
Wait (100);
i = 200;
vartest();
i = 300;
Display (i, 0); // displays 300
PlaySound (SOUND_CLICK);
Wait (100);
PlaySound (SOUND_DOWN);
SleepNow ();
}
// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Dave Baum wrote:
>
> I assume it worked as expected. If not, let me know and I'll debug.
> One note...you can't display local variables (vars 32-47). You can
> only display globals (vars 0-31). That's the Lego terminology, not
> mine. Actually, the 'locals' refers to being local to a task, not
> local to a scope as is the case in something like NQC. NQC 'locals'
> are either assigned to global or local slots depending on what's
> available.
>
> I'll have to add the sleepnow call to the api. I think I was
> advocating a different name for it a while back...time to check the
> Lugnet archives.
>
> Dave
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > thank you Dave for the new version 2.2 a1 of NQC.
> > I 've done some test because I want to display some messages.
> > Have a look to the attached test1.nqc.
> >
> > Ralf
> >
> >
> >
> > Dave Baum wrote:
> > >
> > > Preliminary NQC support for RCX 2.0 is now available in NQC version
> > > 2.2a1. Its in the beta test area of the NQC site:
> > > http://www.enteract.com/~dbaum/nqc
> > >
> > > There have been a lot of changes internal to the compiler itself, and
> > > RCX 2.0 support is only partially complete at the moment, but I figured
> > > an early release would be better than nothing.
> > >
> > > Dave Baum
> > >
> > > --
> > > reply to: dbaum at enteract dot com
>
>
>
> > // ---------------------------------------
> > //
> > // test1.nqc
> > //
> > // by
> > // Ralf Krause <rkra@gmx.de>
> > //
> > // for
> > // nqc-mpw-2.2.a1 or nqc-win-2.2.a1
> > //
> > // ---------------------------------------
> > //
> > // To use the new rcx22 api you have to
> > // download this file with the parameters
> > //
> > // nqc -Trcx2 -d test1.nqc
> > //
> > // ---------------------------------------
> >
> >
> >
> > // Turn off the RCX
> > // I can't find this in the rcx22 api
> > void SleepNow() { asm { 0x60 }; } // switch off immediately
> >
> >
> >
> > int i;
> >
> >
> > task main() {
> >
> > PlaySound (SOUND_UP);
> > Wait (100);
> >
> > SetUserDisplay (100, 0); // #1 displays 100
> > SelectDisplay (DISPLAY_USER);
> > PlaySound (SOUND_CLICK);
> > Wait (100);
> >
> > SetUserDisplay (200, 1); // #2 displays 20.0
> > SelectDisplay (DISPLAY_USER);
> > PlaySound (SOUND_CLICK);
> > Wait (100);
> >
> > SetUserDisplay (300, 2); // #3 displays 3.00
> > SelectDisplay (DISPLAY_USER);
> > PlaySound (SOUND_CLICK);
> > Wait (100);
> >
> > SetUserDisplay (400, 3); // #4 displays 0.400
> > SelectDisplay (DISPLAY_USER);
> > PlaySound (SOUND_CLICK);
> > Wait (100);
> >
> > i = 100; // #5 works also with variables
> > Display (i, 0); // displays 100 as #1 did
> > PlaySound (SOUND_CLICK);
> > Wait (100);
> >
> > i += 100;
> > Display (i, 1); // #6 displays 20.0 as #2 did
> > PlaySound (SOUND_CLICK);
> > Wait (100);
> >
> > i += 100;
> > Display (i, 2); // #7 displays 3.00 as #3 did
> > PlaySound (SOUND_CLICK);
> > Wait (100);
> >
> > i += 100;
> > Display (i, 3); // #8 displays 0.400 as #4 did
> > PlaySound (SOUND_CLICK);
> > Wait (100);
> >
> > Display (BatteryLevel(), 3); // #9 displays the battery
> > // level (in Volts)
> > PlaySound (SOUND_CLICK);
> > Wait (100);
> >
> > Display (Program(), 0); // #10 should show one less
> > // than the prgm number
> > PlaySound (SOUND_CLICK);
> > Wait (100);
> >
> > Display (FirmwareVersion(), 2); // #11 should show 3.26 if
> > // you use firm0326.lgo
> > PlaySound (SOUND_CLICK);
> > Wait (100);
> >
> > SelectDisplay(DISPLAY_WATCH); // #12 should show the current time
> > Wait (20);
> > PlaySound (SOUND_CLICK);
> > Wait (100);
> >
> > SetWatch (12, 34); // #13 sets watch to 12.34
> > // SelectDisplay(DISPLAY_WATCH); // watch is already shown
> > PlaySound (SOUND_CLICK);
> > Wait(100);
> >
> > PlaySound (SOUND_DOWN);
> > SleepNow ();
> > }
--
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Ralf Krause
Bertha-von-Suttner-Gesamtschule Dormagen
Marie-Schlei-Strasse 6
41542 Dormagen
Germany
http://www.bvsdormagen.de
mailto:rkra@gmx.de
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