Problem, tool length from the table is not used when executing G-code

Hello Tom.
I have such a problem. When executing an G code, any M6 command of the T slot number does not apply the tool lenght specified in the tool table. Remains the length used before running the G-code. Amount when manually selected everything works fine. It also doesn't work when collecting code transfer via MDI. The variable in the converted M6 code is designated as 9, stream 4. Code With inclusion.

Code:

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#include "KMotionDef.h"
#define TMP 10
#include "KflopToKMotionCNCFunctions.c"
#define X_axis                0
#define Z_axis                2
#define X_SENSOR (268.828 * 800)
#define SPINDLE_ON_OFF        29
#define EMERGENCE        23
#define Z_Parking (-4 * 1000)
#define VALVE                33



main()
{
        int Answer, Units, TWORD, HWORD, DWORD, oldTool;
        double Length, ToolDiameter;
        char str[80];

        SetBitDirection(SPINDLE_ON_OFF, 1);
        SetBitDirection(VALVE, 1);
        SetBitDirection(EMERGENCE, 0);
       
        if (ch0->Enable &&  ch1->Enable  && ch2->Enable  && ReadBit(EMERGENCE))
        {
                ClearBit(SPINDLE_ON_OFF);
                FPGA(IO_PWMS+1) = 1;    // enable the PWM
                FPGA(IO_PWMS)  = 0;        // set the PWM off
                printf("Spindle OFF \n");
       
                oldTool = persist.UserData[8];
                printf("Old Tool %d\n", oldTool);
                int slot = persist.UserData[9];  // value stored is an int
                int id = persist.UserData[9+1];  // value stored is an int
       
                GetMiscSettings(&Units, &TWORD, &HWORD, &DWORD);
                printf("Units=%d T=%d  H=%d  D=%d\n",Units, TWORD, HWORD, DWORD);

               
                if (oldTool != slot)
                {
                        MoveAtVel(Z_axis, Z_Parking, 100000);
                        while (ch2->Dest != Z_Parking);
                        MoveAtVel(X_axis, X_SENSOR, 100000);
                        while (ch0->Dest != X_SENSOR);
                        SetBit(VALVE);       
                        GetToolDiameter(TWORD,&ToolDiameter);
                        GetToolLength(TWORD, &Length);
                        printf ("Tool Length L = %3.4f\n", Length);
       
                        sprintf(str, "?????????????n  T%d ??????2g ?n", slot, ToolDiameter);
                        Answer = MsgBox(str, MB_YESNO|MB_ICONEXCLAMATION);
                        if (Answer == IDNO)
                        {
                                Answer = MsgBox("?????????????",MB_OK|MB_ICONEXCLAMATION);
                                DoPC(PC_COMM_HALT);
                                return;
                        }
       
                        else {;}




                printf("Tool Set to slot %d id %d \n",slot, id);  // print the slot and id
                printf("Answer %d\n", Answer);
                oldTool = slot;
                persist.UserData[8] = oldTool;
                Delay_sec(0.3);
                                                               

        }
                else {;}
        }
        else {;}
}

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Thanks to the forum, I figured it out. My just had to use the G43 instruction with the tool index. Corrected the postprocessor, now everything is fine.