Omron C200H-ASC11 Manual page 152

Details of BASIC Commands
bitoff/biton
Syntax:
BITOFF
BITON
Description: Statement. turns ON (1) or OFF (0) the specified bit of an integer variable.
Remarks: <bit position> is an integer expression returning a value in the range: [0...31].
Note:
Examples: > 10 N% = 182
> 20 PRINT N%
> 30 BITON N%,3
> 40 PRINT N%
> 50 BITOFF N%,5
> 60 PRINT N%
> RUN
182
190
158
See also:
brkpt
Syntax:
BRKPT
Command. Sets, deletes or lists breakpoints in the BASIC debugger.
Description:
<line number> is any valid line in the BASIC program. Valid range: [1...65535].
Remarks:
SET
DEL
If the
line number is specified that does not exist, then an "Undefined Line Number" error (code B008)
will occur. A maximum of 255 breakpoints can be set at any given time.
On reaching a program line that has a breakpoint set the execution will stop before executing that
line.
If BRKPT SET ALL is executed, a "NO SUPPORT" error will occur.
The setting of the maximum of 255 breakpoints may not be possible if there is insufficient free
space in the memory area. A breakpoint can be set while executing an interrupt program to stop
the program, but the program cannot be restarted from the location of the breakpoint.
> BRKPT SET 200
Examples:
See also:
CONT
<integer variable> , <bit position>
<integer variable> , <bit position>
1. A <bit position> of zero specifies the least significant bit.
2. A value in the range [0...15] can be used for an integer <bit position> and a value in
the range [0...31] can be used for a long integer <bit position>.
[( | )] (<line number> |
SET DEL
sets a breakpoint at the specified <line number>.
deletes the breakpoint from the specified <line number>.
command is used without
BRKPT
, , ,
STEP STOP END
)
ALL
or , it lists all the currently set breakpoints. If a
SET DELETE
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