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13. Process Functions Simplify Programming
Most functions return the result of a numeric or string calculation. A process function manipulates
and acquires data from a hardware device. For example, the AIN function causes the A/D converter
to begin its conversion. When the converter has finished, the data is read and converted to the
appropriate for mat .
14. Trace and Debug C apability
The TRON and TROFF statements can be invoked to print out line numbers as the lines are
executed.
15. Assembly C ode and Co mpiled “ C” Programs From BA SIC
Assembly code and compiled “C” programs may be combined with CAM BASIC programs. The
machine code segm ents are executed w ith the CA LL statement. You can pass up to 20 par ameter s to
the machine code pr ogram . Sm all progr ams can be stored in DAT A statem ents and POKEd into
memory.
16. Other features include:
a. Line renumbering
b. 48 error messages to pinpoint problem areas
c. Access to system information
d. Bit, BCD, byte, word, and floating point data supported
e. Hex input and hex and binary output supported
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