| ??? 08/14/05 19:34 Read: times |
#99382 - Single-letter commands Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Peter Dannegger said:
please can you explain.
I see only single letters, but no string comparison. SBCMON uses single-letter commands, thus performing character comparisons when scanning for commands to dispatch, so it makes sense that you would see single letters and not strings in the command dispatch table. Some commands take optional parameters that are processed as strings. For example, the 'X' (XRAM) command's address interpretation processes a string of HEX characters until it encounters a non-HEX character. http://www.8052.com/sbc/sbcmon/manual.phtml |
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