Hi
I was adopting the .for form of looping and I accidentally wrote a "," in place of ":".
It seems that UASM didn't like it at all and crashed.
.for (ebx = 0 : ebx < 10, ebx++)
...
.endfor
Biterider
You are correct, there was not implemented checking for that.
It will be fixed in next release.
Here is solution for that:
hll.c, inserted on line 1642 and it goes to line 1656 inclusive:
/* check for 2 ':',if not throw an error */
p = tokenarray[i].tokpos;
for (b = 0; *p ;p++)
{
if (*p == ':') b++;
if (*p == 39) break;
}
if (b < 2) {
DebugMsg(("HllStartDir .for loop \n"));
return(EmitError(SYNTAX_ERROR_EX, "Missing ':' before ')'"));
}
else if (b > 2) {
DebugMsg(("HllStartDir .for loop \n"));
return(EmitError(SYNTAX_ERROR_EX, "Only 2 ':' allowed before ')'"));
}
line 1657: // copy string to the buffer and get read of spaces
So, if you are in hurry, you know what to do :wink2:
Hi habran
Thanks for your replay. I only wanted to report this issue.
The best fix is to write it correctly :biggrin:
Biterider
This update is in 2.50 branch now.