I'm using MCS 4.0. I've checked the box "Automatically jump to first error" under the Editor Options. When I create an intentional syntax error the cursor does not jump. It just stays where it was before the compile attempt. Any ideas?
I'm using MCS 4.0. I've checked the box "Automatically jump to first error" under the Editor Options. When I create an intentional syntax error the cursor does not jump. It just stays where it was before the compile attempt. Any ideas?
I experimented an found(remembered) that the highlighting of errors does indeed occur when using PM as the assembler. I forgot that I am using MPASM as my assembler. It is required when working with 16F1828 devices and similar 16F1's. This is a pity because troubleshooting is very difficult when the cursor is not jumping to the error line
Last edited by Dick Ivers; - 25th February 2013 at 15:03.
I found (remembered) that the solution to this problem is to use compiler version PBPX 3.0 along with Micro Studio version MSCX 5.0. Errors are now highlighted.
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