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And try to update. This version is too bugged.

I agree with PCM. This is not gcc/Visual C/Turbo C/ whatever pc compiler C. There´s no sense make a programming "made to a computer" for a microcontroller with a limited arch. Altough the s ...

My method is interesting if you want to access one specific line at time. The [][*] in previous versions doesnt work... (4.049). The difference of 8% its the overhead ( very little), the for and the i ...

You can try with an array of strings...

int i;
const char menu[22][*] ={
"! - Factory default settings",
"TAB - Toggle temperature monitor updat ...

How fvm said you can make a array of strings or You can make all calls in one line of fprintf, like that:

fprintf(TERM,"! - Factory default settings\r\n$ - Terminal Mode\r\n (other strings her ...

You can use a normal number and use %w in printf to generate a formatted output. See in printf manual.

Yeah... When i used the 4.037, the _fixed was working properly... Now is totally broken...

I found another bug, when I used (int var[8]) as parameter... It´s pointing to wrong address and making e ...

So, it´s bugged (much more in newer versions). I transformed all variables in table in long and adapted some parts to continue my program. I am using %w (still working Smile

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Thanks PCM! Very Happy

Thanks for the reply PCM Smile

Here is the code :

main.h
#include <18F452.h>
#device adc=8
#case

#FUSES NOWDT //No Watch Dog Timer
#FUSES WDT128 //Wat ...

Hi,

I'm trying to use the _fixed(n) qualifier but I'm having serious problems. When I declare the variable in main(), it works normally. When I use a variable in a function, simply the values are n ...