Obviously, something's different in our two compilers. I get a compiler error when I add that line: print "UART1 LCR", hex (*4001000C) -ERROR tray_test_rs232_loopback.bas: 35: Expected End Of Line, found C) print "UART1 LCR", hex (*4001000C) -First ERROR at line :35 Is that a clue? Have I left out a...

Thanks: I'm running on the PC from which I program: ARMbasic[8.27d], BASICtools[5.19] On the SuperPro board, ARMbasic kernal 8.25 with floating point. First, I've tried this at even as slow as 110 baud. Second, I know my custom terminal on a hardware port (no dongles) will keep up with 115200 with N...

I have three SuperPro boards running Basic 8.25. I cannot make them run TXD(1) on a buffered basis. If I wait() between characters, I can get the whole message out, but if I 'slam' the 'buffer' at the max loop rate with your example given in the BasicTools help, it loses all but the first character,...

I'm using SuperPros at Basic V8.25. I, also, find the BASIC TXD(1) has only a one-character buffer; as of today 9/19/13. I can make it work with wait delays between characters, but overrun the one-character buffer instantly if I slam more into it faster. No, my terminal watching it cannot be overrun...

Nice. I didn't crash the plane.

I must say, this is a pretty easy environment to work in. I not what you'd call a 'programmer' (at all, I'm an explosives consultant)
but the math routines just 'fell into place' with only the tiniest bit of head-scratching.

'Good stuff. I think I'm hooked!

LS

Thanks much!
I shall now take a test-flight!

LS

Yes, thanks. I got past that. From reading the docs (now), I presume that if I wish to use higher math functions like (say) trig [j=SIN(x)], that I must either write a fp routine to calculate it, drive it from a stored table, or must switch to the C compiler? Are there some BASIC libraries with more...

duh... never mind.

I got it working once I declared the variables as SINGLEs

Thanks,
LS

Ok... tried that, and got the expected result, but when I tried it with variables instead of literals, no soap.
ie.
j=1.0
for i=1.0 to 20.0
print j/3.14159
next i

Thanks,
LS