Hi Benj,
first I tried a simulation. Everything Ok. Then I wanted to compile after Hex. Error output!! (see picture attached).
After I had the LED array away and had subsequently recompiled, I had a working hex file.
The same program I have written in V4.3, there I had no error message!
Rolf
Flowcode Releas V6.0.7
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Re: Flowcode Releas V6.0.7
Hello Rolf,
Many thanks for letting us know, we have found the cause of the issue and are working on getting it fixed.
You can workaround the issue for the time being by doing the following.
1) Open the Component Debugger window.
2) Tick the Expose full component tree tickbox
3) In the properties window click the menu at the top
4) Right at the bottom of the list select the led_base1 directly under the default_target component.
5) Change the pin connection property to a valid pin on your device.
6) Untick the expose full component tree tickbox and close the component debugger
7) Program should now compile correctly.
Many thanks for letting us know, we have found the cause of the issue and are working on getting it fixed.
You can workaround the issue for the time being by doing the following.
1) Open the Component Debugger window.
2) Tick the Expose full component tree tickbox
3) In the properties window click the menu at the top
4) Right at the bottom of the list select the led_base1 directly under the default_target component.
5) Change the pin connection property to a valid pin on your device.
6) Untick the expose full component tree tickbox and close the component debugger
7) Program should now compile correctly.
Regards Ben Rowland - MatrixTSL
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Re: Flowcode Releas V6.0.7
Hello Rolf,
Many thanks for your report. As Ben says, the problem looks to be an oversight in one of the internal parts that is hidden from view - when the port was changed by the user, the hidden parts were not following the user selection.
Hopefully the following files will fix the problem, which we will include in the next update. I copied your Flowchart for the ATMega chip, and it now compiles successfully.
The two files should replace the existing ones in the ".../Flowcode6/components" folder of the Flowcode installation - the new version of the components will then be available the next time you open Flowcode. You must transfer both files, as the 'PCB' array has features inherited from the 'generic' version.
Best wishes,
Steve.
Many thanks for your report. As Ben says, the problem looks to be an oversight in one of the internal parts that is hidden from view - when the port was changed by the user, the hidden parts were not following the user selection.
The two files should replace the existing ones in the ".../Flowcode6/components" folder of the Flowcode installation - the new version of the components will then be available the next time you open Flowcode. You must transfer both files, as the 'PCB' array has features inherited from the 'generic' version.
Best wishes,
Steve.