In assembly language, indentation is critical.
We can't tell how you've indented your code unless you put it in [code][/code] tags.
But when it tells you "Found label after column 1.(INT_LST)" ...
It usually means it's not in column 1 (indented).
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In assembly language, indentation is critical.
We can't tell how you've indented your code unless you put it in [code][/code] tags.
But when it tells you "Found label after column 1.(INT_LST)" ...
It usually means it's not in column 1 (indented).
DT
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Hello Darrel
Have arranged the code, and now not show the message anymore
But the message MESSAGE: (Temp variables exceeding T7) continue
Is this a Interrupt DS_INT problem?
Thanks
Best regards
Pedro
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It means that you have very long math formulas or IF statements in your program that is creating a lot of system Temp variables.
If they are not in your interrupts handler, then add
Code:DEFINE NO_T7_WARNING 1
DT
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