Thanks, I will take a look
Using the old software is just to make sure nothing breaks old projects. Some are ten years old.
If PBP was updated so that a command uses more or less code, and I know that it has,
that might screw me into working on old programs just to fix them.
I think it would be mainly where org and lookup tables are used,
or the program wasn't entirely PBP.

But since I've got backup operating system drives, there's no excuse not to try.
I'm working more with hard drive backups now.. op systems with software installed.
This seems practical since my last PC I used for nine years to the month!







Quote Originally Posted by Acetronics2 View Post
Ok, Art

PM did not call the config options as MPASM does ...

so, what to do ???

Open the .inc file corresponding to your processor in the MPASM folder ...

here: C:\Program Files\Microchip\MPASM Suite

example for 16F628 ...

at the bottom of the file, you see :


All what you are looking for is here ... with the right spelling !

ah ... take care to check it for every processor you use as options spelling is not always consistent from a chip to another ...
( a Microchip specialty ... )

Moreover ... I strongly suggest to you to update MPLAB to the last available version ...
http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/e...B_IDE_8_92.zip

so your Pickit2 ...
http://www.microchip.com/stellent/id...cName=en023805

Alain