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Thanks Henrik for your comment. The only way I was able to fix the problem was to uninstall both MicroCode Studio and PBP3.1, reboot the machine and re-install.

Something I have done in the last week has resulted in MicroCode Studio only displaying 16F628A and 18F25K20 in its Microcontroller list. I Have PBP 3.1 installed and activated and MicroCode Studio...

Problem is fixed.

My original include files looked like:



INCLUDE "vars4.inc"
GoTo Initialise
INCLUDE "DT_INTS-18.bas"
INCLUDE "ReEnterPBP-18.bas" ; Include if using PBP interrupts

I have just found that if I comment out the following include files, the shift function in the main program compiles/assembles without error.

With the shift function omitted and these files...

The value of B1 does not seem to affect the error message. I have tried forcing B1 to 1, 40 and 255 and the error message is the same.

I have a PIC18F2520 project which uses shift operators.

e.g. B1 = B1 << 5
(B1 is a byte variable)

When it compiles, MPASM produces the following error result:

ERROR[126]...