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When compiling code containing I get a compile error Invalid opcode: fmtnum

So the compiler is translating the FormatNum into a line of NBC (I guess...) using the fmtnum function, but then the assembler is not finding the symbol definition??
Apparently I have messed up the installation of bricxcc or the associated libraries, header files, or something.

Could use a bit of help here, since I'm completely new to this.
I have version 3.3, build 3.3.8.9 of bricxcc, and have downloaded firmware 1.31 to the NXT.

Thanks,
John

hey,
what if you type into your BCC code editor and press F1?

if there's an error,too: best to reinstall the latest BCC and the lates bugfix on your PC, and the latest EFW on your NXT brick

This is one of a number of features in NXC which require the enhanced NBC/NXC firmware. You need to have it installed on your NXT and tell the compiler to target the enhanced firmware. This is most easily done if you install the latest test release installer of version 3.3.8.10 which is available at http://bricxcc.sourceforge.net/test_releases/

Make sure you have checked the "enhanced firmware" and "2.0 firmware" and "automatic firmware" options on the NBC/NXC tab on the Compilers page in the Preferences dialog.

John Hansen

Thanks very much for your help, John. Everything is compiling fine now.

I've enjoyed reading your book on "Power Programming", but haven't read it completely through, yet. As a retired software engineer, I'm looking forward to doing a little "recreational programming".