Flowcode v3.2 is now available.
It fixes a number of bugs and adds a few minor features - the main ones being fixes to interrupt routines, Additional components including I2C and PWM, Improved help files and FCD files. Full details can be seen in the "history" document.
We recommend that all users upgrade to this new version.
You can download it from the usual place (try the patch first; if that doesn't work, you'll need to download the full version).
Flowcode v3.2 is available
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Flowcode v3.2 is available
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a bug in v3.2
The new version of Flowcode (v3.2) has a bug. I will provide a proper patch to fix it in the next few weeks, but there is a relatively easy workaround:
PROBLEM
In certain languages, the LCD display component does not create code for some of its macros when compiling. The following languages are affected:
French, Spanish, Italian, Greek, Danish, Romanian.
The code is retrieved from a file called "LCDDisplay_code.c". The languages listed above have translated names for the component's macros. Due to a bug in the component, this "translated" macro name is searched for, rather than the "real" macro name.
SOLUTION
We will provide a fix for this within the next few weeks.
WORKAROUND 1
If you can work in one of the unaffected translations (e.g. English or German), set the option to override the language setting to that language.
WORKAROUND 2
I have provided a simple replacement "LCDDisplay_code.c" file for French and Spanish users. This can be found on the Flowcode download page:
http://www.matrixmultimedia.com/flowcode_v3.php
PROBLEM
In certain languages, the LCD display component does not create code for some of its macros when compiling. The following languages are affected:
French, Spanish, Italian, Greek, Danish, Romanian.
The code is retrieved from a file called "LCDDisplay_code.c". The languages listed above have translated names for the component's macros. Due to a bug in the component, this "translated" macro name is searched for, rather than the "real" macro name.
SOLUTION
We will provide a fix for this within the next few weeks.
WORKAROUND 1
If you can work in one of the unaffected translations (e.g. English or German), set the option to override the language setting to that language.
WORKAROUND 2
I have provided a simple replacement "LCDDisplay_code.c" file for French and Spanish users. This can be found on the Flowcode download page:
http://www.matrixmultimedia.com/flowcode_v3.php