Contrary to popular belief, the word "define" does not have to be all caps.
DEFINE is a PBP statement, and PBP is NOT case sensitive.
If you are using PM.exe, then none of it has to be in caps, because PM.exe is NOT case sensitive either.
But, if you are using MPASM ... then what you are defining does have to be all caps.
DEFINE OSC 20 <-- OK
define OSC 20 <-- OK
DEFINE Osc 20 < NOT correct
And when MicroCode Studio changes the capitalization, it only changes the way it's displayed on-screen.
It still saves it to the file with the same capitalization you typed in.
If you copy and paste to the forum, you get what you typed, not what it looks like in MCS.
Any changes that MCS makes, will not affect the way it compiles, because the compiler never see's those changes.
hth,
P.S. If you turn off case sensitivity for MPASM, then you don't have to capitalize anything.
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