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    Here's one that took me a while to figure out:
    Warning is:
    "Warning Line 23: Command line overrides statement. (18F4550.BAS)"
    Solution was:
    Change the compiler from PBPW to PBPL by: View->Compile and Program Options-> Compiler->Select Check Box by "Use PBPL".

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    Quote Originally Posted by cc1984 View Post
    Here's one that took me a while to figure out:
    Warning is:
    "Warning Line 23: Command line overrides statement. (18F4550.BAS)"
    Solution was:
    Change the compiler from PBPW to PBPL by: View->Compile and Program Options-> Compiler->Select Check Box by "Use PBPL".
    What was the code number?
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    Quote Originally Posted by mackrackit View Post
    What was the code number?

    No code number is returned. I get exactly what I typed in. What category do these "non-assigned" error codes fall into? It is definitely a fatal error, since it will not compile.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cc1984 View Post
    No code number is returned. I get exactly what I typed in. What category do these "non-assigned" error codes fall into? It is definitely a fatal error, since it will not compile.
    Interesting.

    When I forget to use PBPL I get:
    "....ERROR line 20: Bad data type."

    That is with MCS. What are you using as a code editor/IDE?
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    Dave,

    Does MPLAB give the same error messages than MCSP? Are there alternative IDEs?

    I would think that error code numbers are IDE specific. Unless they all got together and came up with a standardized list, but that would surprise me greatly. It might be a good idea to separate the wiki by IDE product.

    (I don't use MPLAB so can't comment on that)
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    Pic Basic Pro has codes of its own as MPASM does. The errors are saved to error files in your project directory. The IDE reads thos files.

    As far as I know anyways.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mackrackit View Post
    Interesting.

    When I forget to use PBPL I get:
    "....ERROR line 20: Bad data type."

    That is with MCS. What are you using as a code editor/IDE?
    I am using MicroCode Studio. What shipped on the PBP installation disk.

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