MSX FUSION-C, Talking about bugs, errors, mistakes

To be really honest to you, I've never thought on this. In general, my code fits well within the size constraints for DOS applications (in fact, far from reaching it) so never worried about file size. In regards to performance, did not find any discernible difference to my eyes/general feeling.

I use fusion-c 1.2 (and SDCC 4.0 atm). Does GetKeyMatrix really work?

char GetKeyMatrix(char line)

This code

    printf("%u \r\n", GetKeyMatrix( 0 ) );
    printf("%u \r\n", GetKeyMatrix( 1 ) );
    printf("%u \r\n", GetKeyMatrix( 2 ) );
    printf("%u \r\n", GetKeyMatrix( 3 ) );
    printf("%u \r\n", GetKeyMatrix( 4 ) );
    printf("%u \r\n", GetKeyMatrix( 5 ) );
    printf("%u \r\n", GetKeyMatrix( 6 ) );
    printf("%u \r\n", GetKeyMatrix( 7 ) );
    printf("%u \r\n", GetKeyMatrix( 8 ) );
    printf("%u \r\n", GetKeyMatrix( 9 ) );
    printf("%u \r\n", GetKeyMatrix( 10 ) );

gives me this (with no keys pressed).

64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74

I just wanted to check for the status, and somehow stray away from the built-in keypress-pause and stuff that is happening behind the scenes when pressing a key. But the above values does not help me

Thanks for the quick reply - this new define works nicely. Thumbs up

Currently developing on openmsx/Philips_NMS_8255, and the previous version seems to have some serious issues

Ok good

I think I will publish Fusion-C 1.3 before the end of the week.
There are many improvements in v1.3...
Before that, to overcome the confinement we endure, I launched myself a little challenge yesterday.
Here in video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlOnX2uqRxE&t=32s

the video is accelerated.
I did it in 45 minutes.