I stand corrected - labels are not case sensitive. Most other things are, however.
I stand corrected - labels are not case sensitive. Most other things are, however.
Hi Charlie,
I'll elaborate a bit further: PBP is not case sensitive. The case of labels, commands, variables, constants, modifiers doesn't matter - not case sensitive.
It's only the case of the "things" that gets passed directly to the assembler (like anything coming after the keyword DEFINE or if you're using inline assembly) that matters because the assembler (MPASM(X)) IS case sensitive.
/Henrik.
I checked the manual twice and it agrees with you, however I distinctly remember fixing a bug where I had mixed up capitalized variables and non-capitalized variables. (and I don't think it being passed to the assembler) Nevertheless, sorry for giving bad advice. In this case good form and good function are not necessarily related :-)
You may be thinking about the DEFINE commands. They need to be capitolized.
Dave Purola,
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Actually, as Henrik has pointed out elsewhere, the DEFINE does not have to be capitalized, only the variables after it.
Robert
My Creality Ender 3 S1 Plus is a giant paperweight that can't even be used as a boat anchor, cause I'd be fined for polluting our waterways with electronic devices.
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