ICE Compiler

[PT_]

In case you wasn't aware yet, I've started with developing ICE v3.0. This major update will include floats, matrices and much more! It also includes a more powerful prescanner (i.e. more optimized code) and more auto-optimization. I also hope to make it more stable, and maybe more options to auto-archive programs when compiling etc. Follow the Github repo for all the things I added. Stay tuned!

[Ti64CLi++]

I have a question : How can I open a string, with the OpenVar fonction?
I tried OpenVar("Str0",0,4), OpenVar("0",0,4), but they didn't work

[PT_]

Remove the quotes around Str0, since Str0 itself is already a pointer. That should hopefully work

[Ti64CLi++]

And, do I have to put the string name just like 'Str0' in Str0?

[Ti64CLi++]

If I put OpenVar(Str0,"w+",4) in my program, it does nothing.
But if I put OpenVar("Str0","w+",4), he creates a new string named 'S'
So, I still don't know how to open/create a string, which I can use on the main screen, in ICE

[PT_]

Note that OS strings != ICE OS strings. If you use something like

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"ABC→Str0
OpenVar(Str0,'w+',4

should hopefully work. Note that it's quite hard to edit the actual OS strings with ICE. Hope this helps

[Ti64CLi++]

Yes that helps.
But my goal is to store a string, in an OS string, which can be used after quitting the program.

[PT_]

Then you need to find it with something like this:

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|EAA->*{Str0}
9->*{Str0+1}
0->*{Str0+2}
OpenVar(Str0,'r',4)

AA stands for a string token, and 9 is the token for Str0 (Str1 = 0, upto Str9 = 8)

[Ti64CLi++]

Hum. That didn't work. My calc rebooted after I compiled my prog then I launched it.
Either I mistaked when I copied your example or I put a wrong function to create it.
This is my code:

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|EAA->*{Str0}
9->*{Str0+1}
0->*{Str0+2}
sum (2,Str0,"w+",4)->STR

Do you see a problem in my code?

[PT_]

Is the "|E" the scientific E? And what do you get when you do "Disp Str0"? It should be Úx (some weird x).