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    Default Unable to Open DT-INT or REENTERPBP

    I have a number of files that I wrote several years ago which contain DT-INT’s. Today I am having a problem compiling the same files that worked as expected a year ago.

    Warning: Unable to open INCLUDE file DT-INTS-14
    Warning: Unable to open INCLUDE file REENTERPBP

    I am getting many other errors, but all derive from DT not opening.

    So this one was strange, on one program compile, a copy of REENTERPBP opened up on MicroCode Studio Plus next to the working program then highlighting Vars_Saved = 1. It then reported that this variable had not been allocated. As
    I look through Darrel list of variables Vars_Saved is not listed but used twice in his program. Of course most of what Darrel did was over my head.

    So what have I missed?

    * DT-INT and REENTERPBP is in correct folder *
    * Non-DT programs are compiling correctly on same board
    * I’ve even downloaded new copies of DT’s to correct folder
    * PMASM is selected
    * Processor is correctly selected
    * No problem with hardware
    * no time stamp error messages


    comments please!
    Wayne

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    Default Re: Unable to Open DT-INT or REENTERPBP

    Some headway! In the past and for years my include statement was,

    include "DT_INTS-14"
    include "ReEnterPBP"

    and there has never been a problem until now. So I have changed these statements to,

    include "DT_INTS-14.bas"
    include "ReEnterPBP.bas"

    Now these files seem to open and program compiles.

    Got Me! Magic happens!

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    Default Re: Unable to Open DT-INT or REENTERPBP

    I cannot see how include can do its job without fully describe the file with its extension and/or the path if in different folder.

    Why the IDE assume that the extension is .bas? It can be anything you like. So you have to express it.

    Ioannis

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    Default Re: Unable to Open DT-INT or REENTERPBP

    So what have I missed?


    * DT-INT and REENTERPBP is in correct folder *
    * Non-DT programs are compiling correctly on same board
    * I’ve even downloaded new copies of DT’s to correct folder
    * PMASM is selected
    * Processor is correctly selected
    * No problem with hardware
    * no time stamp error messages
    Code:
      ifdef PM_USED                             ; verify MPASM is the assembler
        "ERROR: DT_INTS does not support the PM assembler, USE MPASM"
      endif
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    Nice catch!

    Ioannis

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