The problem is an hexa value cannot be interpreted as a no signed value. I thought that there would be another solution than a condition or to put the values yourself in decimal. So I'll do it pretty much as Pgimeno advises.
The problem is an hexa value cannot be interpreted as a no signed value. I thought that there would be another solution than a condition or to put the values yourself in decimal. So I'll do it pretty much as Pgimeno advises.
The problem is your starting point is a negative integer and your finishing point is a positive double precision float. If you used the same data type for both ranges of the FOR loop, you wouldn't get this behaviour. For instance:
10 L%=CVI(CHR$(PEEK(&HF672))+CHR$(PEEK(&HF673))): PRINT HEX$(L%)
20 FOR M=&HC000 TO L%: PRINT HEX$(M): NEXT
