How to use the HLVD module as a low voltage monitor

[ozarkshermit]

I cannot get this example code to compile - syntax error after step 2 . I tried several different versions of the statement, but no luck.

This will be expanded to a much larger program, and used with a 18f2520 once I get this simple part to compile.
I am using PBP 2.60

      DEFINE OSC 4
      OSCCON = %11101110 ' USE THIS, AND CHANGE CONFIGS FOR INT OSCILLATOR
@ __CONFIG    _CONFIG1H, _OSC_INTIO67_1H  & _FCMEN_OFF_1H & _IESO_OFF_1H

TRISC = %00000000
   
  i var byte

     ASM
INT_LIST  macro    ; IntSource,         Label,  Type, ResetFlag?
        
        INT_Handler   HLVD_INT,        _LowVolt, PBP,  yes
    endm
    INT_CREATE                ; Creates the interrupt processor
ENDASM

MAIN:

          ' Step 1-Disable the module by clearing HLVDCON.4
    HLVDCON.4 = 0     ' Implement Step 1           
          ' Step2 
     HLVD3:HLVDL0=1101 'Set the trip point at Vdd=4.33 vdc
 
          ' Step3 
          
      HLVDCON.7=0 'Set VDIRMAG=0 to detect low voltage transition
          ' Step4 HLVDCON.4=1 'Enable the HLVD module
      HLVDCON = %00011101   'Implements Steps 2-4
          ' Clear the HLVDIF interrupt flag (PIR2<2>)
      PIR2.2 = 0

 PAUSE  1000
    GOTO    MAIN



LowVolt:
   ' Blink LED_RED 5X to indicate Low Battery voltage detected
        For i = 0 to 4
           HIGH PORTC.0
           Pause 500
           LOW PORTC.0
           PAUSE 500
        Next
@ INT_DISABLE HLVD_INT      ; This statement very important, else code will lockup on exit
                                            ; from the ISR to main program. 
        ' Resume Main Program
@ INT_RETURN
'------------------{ End of Interrupt Handlers }-------------------------

@    INT_ENABLE   HLVD_INT               ; enable HLVD interrupt

[ozarkshermit]

Sorry - I guess I "Jumped the Gun" so to speak. I commented out step 2, and it works fine. By the way, my listing does not show DT's interrupt includes.
Once again, sorry for not seeing the obvious.

Ken