Why does the IF function seem to have an ELSE? As in: IF A=B REG D 01 (other stuff) it only does the REG function if A does NOT equal B. What's with that?
IF function works as IF and ELSE, example line 1: IF A = B line 2: FALSE line 3: TRUE
with ELSE:
line 1: IF A = B line 2: JMP 0 9 line 3: REG D 01 // A = B ... some code... line 8: JMP 0 11 line 9: REG D 00 // A not B ... some code... line 11: ... // end if
without ELSE:
line 1: IF A = B line 2: JMP 0 4 line 3: REG D 01 // A = B line 4: ... // end if
Hey Crionis, you should make a change-list for each of the versions in the main post, starting with 0.1, and also maybe you could add an optional WIFI memory expansion or something?
@Crionis(View Post) You have done it an interesting way, as far as I can see, you have directly hardwired in a kind of C++ish thing rather than having machine code.