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Sounds just like the problem Circuitpro was having. When in doubt, upgrade. I think your version of Mplab IDE isn't new enough to have that chip. Since you have the latest version of PBP, you can download the latest version of MPLAB IDE.
Check out this post: http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/show...post1284785436
http://www.scalerobotics.com
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ALready upgraded - still no compile
Before starting the PIC18F26J11 exercise, I removed the older MPASM directories from both c:\program files\microchip and c:\MPASM then I downloaded the latest MPLab IDE and MPASM.
I am now running :-
MCS+ v3.0.0.5
PBP v2.60La
MPLab v8.56
MPASM v5.20
Win XP pro
The system is telling me it can't find a file that I can plainly see with windows explorer.
WTF?
BrianT
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