Simulide 0.4.15 I2C question

I'm doing tests with I2C taking a cue from existing components.
It happens to me that the readByte () function works but writeByte () doesn't respond (I thought it answered automatically) while startWrite () works which I don't know what it is for.
If you can help me, thank you
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but writeByte () doesn't respond (I thought it answered automatically) while startWrite () works which I don't know what it is for.

Have a look at src/simulator/elements/logic/e.i2c.cpp lines 211 and 215.

To understand i2c I tried to bring the DS1621 Simulide 0.4.15 component.
I made the comparison with the other i2c components (R / W) and I feel okay, but it doesn't work , the DS1621 :: writeByte () function does not start.
If you have some time to take a look, I am attaching the code.
Thank you
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Have a look at src/simulator/elements/logic/e.i2c.cpp line 208:

Code:

    if( m_rxReg == m_address ) {            // Address match
        if( rw ) {                      // Master is Reading
            m_state = I2C_READING;
            writeByte();
        } else {                        // Master is Writting
            m_state = I2C_WRITTING;
            m_bitPtr = 0;
            startWrite();
        }
        ACK();
    }

writeByte() is called after an Address match when Master is reading.
If writeByte() is not called it is because there is no Address match and/or Master is not reading.

You should debug the program and add breakpoints to see what is actually happening.

The problem was the Arduino sketch by modifying some lines it works.
It also works on another "Pr0e3u5" simulator, it didn't work before.
The problem is that now it doesn't work on Simulide 1.0.1,
I attach the old and new sketches.
Taken from here
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Can be related to this: ??
https://simulide.forumotion.com/t1092-side-r1357_i2c-does-not-work

In release 1376 both sketches do not work.
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In release 1376 both sketches do not work.

Both are working for me.
They use different pins for LCD connection, maybe related to this.

Sorry it's true they both work.
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