Or alternatively I could remove these variable change restrictions if the "Allow errors in flowcharts" option is ticked. I've just looked into this fix and it is already there in v9. So if you want to swap to different variable types then first ensure that option is ticked in the "application" tab ...

Not ALL variables can be edited. I have noticed that a floating point variable is there to stay. The only way I could edit it (Change it to a non floater) was to delete and start over. This is intended behaviour because changing between an integer and a floating-point can lead to problems elsewhere...

You can add assembly language within a C icon using "#asm" or "asm()" like this:

The first step will be to change the target device via the "Build...Project Options" menu. Once that has been done, you will probably need to alter the connections to any components so they are connected correctly as per your new hardware configuration. You may also need to pay attention to any I/O ...

Thanks for the suggestion - I will add it to my list.

Neither of your licences for v8 and v9 include the SCADA (i.e. App Developer) feature pack, so if you are trying to create or open one of those project types you will not be able to. Can you give more details about the issues you are facing? It's difficult to assist without more specific information...

The is a new release of Flowcode that addresses this issue. Please see this post for details:

viewtopic.php?p=8748#p8748

A new core update to Flowcode v9 has been released which fixes a few small bugs. The new version is v9.3.1.36 and has the following changes since the previous update: INTx interrupts now work correctly in simulation Saved v9.3.0 projects with the INTx problem will be corrected when loaded Array init...

But, for the sake to improve FC9, wouldn't be useful if it could be able to display data in real time ? We end up with a type of a "Panel of Results", in a flexible matrix shape. Displaying the data would depend on the type of data, the number of series, the number of different data points, etc. If...

You should be able to right-click and select "Show stored data" during simulation. I've just tested it with your project and it is working fine when I step through the project and select that menu item at various points in the program execution. It also works if I add a "while 1" loop at the end and...