Assembler Error Msg?

[Demon]

I don't have 3.0 yet, I'm only going by the message you posted. Most of the migration problems come from changing the CONFIGs.

Your best bet is to post your code. Help those with the answers to help you.

Robert

[rocket_troy]

Demon,
Here's an example:

Define  OSC 24

ANSEL = 0    'All ports digital
ANSELH = 0   'All ports digital

TRISC.3 = 0

pause 100


loop1:
      DTMFout PortC.3,[0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15] 
   Goto loop1

As you can see, very simple example with no calls to assembler or anything complex. The simple sample programs provided with PBP3 also produces the same error too.

Thanks,

Troy

[rocket_troy]

BTW: This is the screen grab I get when I click on the Error Message:



Troy

[AvionicsMaster1]

Define must be in CAPS for it to work. i.e. #DEFINE OSC 24

[rocket_troy]

Define must be in CAPS for it to work. i.e. #DEFINE OSC 24

The editor that came with PBP3 -- Microcode Studio MCSX (the apparent successor to MCS) -- appears to automatically adjust/correct the "DEFINE" to lowercase. I'm assuming this is intentional??? Nevertheless, it's not the cause of the compiling error as the error still appears even if I remove that entire line from the code.

Regards,

Troy

[Ioannis]

Are you sure you have selected the correct chip on the MCSX drop down menu?

I suppose you have a new version of MPLAB and a new directory you installed PBP. Not over the old one?

Ioannis

[Charlie]

I'm not a 3.0 user either, but the 18F13K50 does not have onboard debug support, so the new compiler may give a warning when invoking DEBUG, even if the DEFINE is to turn it off. If you comment out that line, does the error go away?

[Brassfly]

The editor that came with PBP3 -- Microcode Studio MCSX (the apparent successor to MCS) -- appears to automatically adjust/correct the "DEFINE" to lowercase. I'm assuming this is intentional??? Nevertheless, it's not the cause of the compiling error as the error still appears even if I remove that entire line from the code.

Regards,

Troy

Troy,

Microcode Studio MCSX defaults to lower case for the reserve words, but you can change that. To do so, click on the 'View' menu, then select 'Editor Options'. Now select the 'Highlighter' tab and at the bottom of that tab is the 'Reserve Word Formatting' area. Just select the 'Uppercase all' option and your "DEFINE", as well as all reserve words, will be in caps.

[rocket_troy]

Troy,

Microcode Studio MCSX defaults to lower case for the reserve words, but you can change that. To do so, click on the 'View' menu, then select 'Editor Options'. Now select the 'Highlighter' tab and at the bottom of that tab is the 'Reserve Word Formatting' area. Just select the 'Uppercase all' option and your "DEFINE", as well as all reserve words, will be in caps.

Thanks for the tip Brassfly.

Cheers,

Troy