Data Sheet

dScript

dScript User Manual v2.15

Program structure

All dScript programs are single page, single file programs. They begin with all the declarations

needed, followed by the program instructions.

The declarations are used to give meaningful names to all the variables and I/O ports that you

will be using.

The instruction section contains all the code to make your application work, the starting point

for your code is the label "main". It need not be the first label, but you must include it

somewhere in your code.

Declarations

This section is used to declare the variables and I/O you are going to use.

An example:

string s1[100]

serialport LCD05 1 10 90

Instructions

main: s1 = " Hello World"

s1[0] = 12

s1[1] = 19

s1[2] = 4

LCD05.Write(s1,0,s1.Length)

done: goto done

Your program must have a "main" label as this is where program execution starts. It need not

be the first label in the program.

Comments

Comments may be added to your program in order to document what you are doing.

A comment begins with a semicolon ;

All characters from the ; until the end of the line are ignored by the compiler, they are not

downloaded to the board and do not take up program or data space.

Comments are highlighted in green within the editor.