Please excuse me if this has been covered before. I searched on "Windows 7" and got nothing that helped.

I have been away from PicBasic for a few months and during that time I switched my office computer from XP to W7 (32 bit Pro version). The other day I had a need to make a minor change to an older program and discovered that it would no longer compile without a bunch of errors. I guess I never tried to actually compile anything after reinstalling PBP and the IDE. I always used the PM assemblier in the past.

I ordered an upgrade and installed version 2.60C. It still will not compile without errors.

I typed in the little blinky light example from the manual and it will compile as long as I use the MPASM assembler. Without MPASM I get errors like:
Error TEST01.MAC 6:[236] label 'rs?rp' undefined in pass 0

In the program I wanted to edit I use statements like:
@ device pic16f684, INTRC_OSC_NOCLKOUT
to set up the fuses in the PIC. Do I need to simply use MPASM and change these statements to the MPASM form?

Is there something I'm missing that will allow PBP to work as before with WIndows 7?

Thanks,
Mark