Problem with HEX literals about picoc HOT 4 CLOSED

This seems to work fine on the current SVN version. 

Will recheck on SRV-1.

Thanks for looking into this.

Another test result:

Perhaps there is a memory usage problem: one thing stepping on another?

CC##Xmodem success. Count: 768

void PDQ(int v, int d, int h)
{
        printf("%d, %d, %d\r\n", v, d, h);
}

int u;

PDQ(0,       0,     0x0);

u=15;
PDQ(u,      15,    0x0F);
PDQ(u+1,    16,    0x10);

u=u*2+1;
PDQ(u,      31,    0x1F);
PDQ(u+1,    32,    0x20);

u=16*16-1;
PDQ(u,     255,   0xFF);
PDQ(u+1,   256,   0x100);

u=u*2+1;
PDQ(u,     511,   0x1FF);
PDQ(u+1,   512,   0x200);

u=16*16*16-1;
PDQ(u,    4095,  0xFFF);
PDQ(u+1,  4096,  0x1000);

u=u*2+1;
PDQ(u,    8191,  0x1FFF);
PDQ(u+1,  8192,  0x2000);

u=u*2+1;
PDQ(u,   16383,  0x3FFF);
PDQ(u+1, 16384,  0x4000);

u=u*2+1;
PDQ(u,   32767,  0x7FFF);
PDQ(u+1, 32768,  0x8000);

u=u*2+1;
PDQ(u,   65535,  0xFFFF);
PDQ(u+1, 65536, 0x10000);

exit();

=====================
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15, 15, 15
16, 16, 16
31, 31, 31
32, 32, 32
255, 255, 255
256, 2556160, 2556160
511, 2556415, 2556415
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Hi, Howard has recent found a problem with the memcpy() function on the SRV-1.
Updating to his new memcpy() may solve your memory corruption problem. I'd be
interested to know if you have any success with this.

Calling this one closed unless I hear otherwise.