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    Default New PBP3 user

    Hi all.
    Just upgraded to PBP3 silver

    On compiling a simple pgm, I get the following...

    ERROR: Unable to execute MPASMX.

    Any clues?
    Peter Moritz.
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    ok, looks like I gotta use MPASMWIN, so I unchecked the USE MPASMX in the assembler selection.
    MPASMWIN should now be my assembler, so will give it a try.
    Peter Moritz.
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    ok, A little bit of jiggery pokery looks like its going.
    Thanks.
    Am now printing on a LCD
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    All seems to be working OK.
    Just one more question:
    In my old MCS 2.60 when selecting COMPILE PROGRAM the programmer (MELABS usb model) loads up all ready to PROGRAM VERIFY from the programmer popup.
    However, in the MCS attached to BP3, at the completion of the COMPILE PROGRAM action, the programmer loads up, but I still have to OK the assembly completion POPUP before I can tell the programmer to PROGRAM.
    Is there a way to automate this operation the same as in 2.60? I have looked thru the help in both MCS and MEPROG but can't really see anything pertaining to this. Probably wouldn't recognise the way to do it anyway, even if it was spelt out.

    Thanks.
    Peter Moritz.
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    Hi,
    I don't have that programmer so I'm just guessing here but try changing Edit -> Compile and Program Option -> MPASM Close After Assembly.

    /Henrik.

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    I have tried that. It comes up with

    Error in parameter "/s".

    Dunno what that means.
    Peter Moritz.
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    Hi,
    Do you get the same error if you click the [Compile] button instead of the [Compile and Program] button?
    I'm trying to determine if the error message is comming from the compiler, the assembler or the programmer software.

    EDIT: Ok, it's most likely from the assembler.....
    The /s parameters is what controls the MPASM progress window. Looking at an older version of the MPASM documentation they don't mention that parameter/switch at all though. My guess is that the version of MPASM you have installed is too old....

    Find the MPASMWIN.exe and double click it. What version does it say in the titlebar? My MPLAB installation is 8.85 and the MPASM version within it is 5.45 and I don't have the issue you mention.

    You can download an installpackage including MPLAB 8.90 from MeLabs download page. If your MPASM version is older than 5.45 I suggest you do that and try again.

    /Henrik.

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