STR problem (*solved*)

[boriel]

The 1st problem seems a critical bug, so I'm going to fix it right now! (The function parameter STR(X) bug).
On the other hand, this code works ok:

Code:

dim a as ubyte
a=20
print str(a)

I use EmuZWin emulator. Which one do you use?
Emulator crashes are not related to the compiler (or should not be).

Note: The POKE STRING ... is a rather strange case. I will check it, anyway.

I was using SPIN 0.666, but after finding it a little "unstable" I should maybe switch to different emulator. It was a crash of the Spectrum code inside emulator. But I had cases where the emulator completly crashes (not from your compiler).
I also found out that the compiler warnings ("x defined as float", or "x not used") causes the compiler to stop the compilation. But I don't give up...

???
Al this behavior is really odd and is scaring me... hock:
Which codes produces "x defined as float" or "x not used"?
"x not used" should appear if x variable is not used and optimization level (-O) > 1. E.g. -O2
Then x variable is removed. Other than that, it should produce a program.

By the way, a workaround on your subroutine code, place

Code:

DIM erg$

inside your subroutine before using the variable fixed the problem. It seems I forgot to implicit declared local vars.

EDIT: Fixed. I didn't forgot it. Just an extra tab mislead in a python sub.... and that was the bug!