i LIKE CAN TO USE DEFINE ALIKE C

[alcidesramos]

FOR EXAMPLE
#DEFINE OUT=PORTC;

#DEFINE OUT_OFF=PORTC:=0;

THEN I CAN DO:

OUT:=255;
DELAY_MS(500)
OUT_OFF;

NOW I CAN DO ITS WITH POINTER BUT NO IT THE IDEA.

[zristic]

FOR EXAMPLE
#DEFINE OUT=PORTC;

#DEFINE OUT_OFF=PORTC:=0;

THEN I CAN DO:

OUT:=255;
DELAY_MS(500)
OUT_OFF;

NOW I CAN DO ITS WITH POINTER BUT NO IT THE IDEA.

This is how you can do it:

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var OUT: byte at PORTC;

[John Ferrell]

A great solution!
I failed to grasp the "AT" keyword in the manual on the first scan through. It is documented under the "SBIT" keyword on page 117 in the manual as well as in the compiler help file.
It would be nice to include an example or two of its use under the topic "VAR" keyword.

I consider it a fix for my earlier request for a "Define" keyword.
Thanks,

[alcidesramos]

Thank you,
I try

var ARZ: byte at PORTC;

This work
excelent.

But i like to:

Apado:=portc:=$0f;
prendido:=portc:=$00;

I can use this in my code this no posible.

[zristic]

No sorry, this is beyond Pascal syntax.