Unchanged progam does not compile today??

[Gerald]

I have not changed anything in that part of the program for the last 50 revisions over a few days. If I take that line out, it objects to the next line, etc.

[richard]

you need to supply more information

pbp version ?
chip ?
actual code not a blurry picture

would a good start

[Gerald]

Uninstalled the compiler, downloaded a fresh Student edition and the problem is solved. Thanks for considering it anyway. (I can't help that this forum makes a blurry pic - https://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/att...3&d=1679985701 )

[Ioannis]

Are you sure you had the correct chip selected? I see a 16F1937 selected but that chip does not have ANSEL register.

It has ANSELA, ANSELB and ANSELE.

So the error message was correct!

Ioannis

[Gerald]

Are you sure you had the correct chip selected? I see a 16F1937 selected but that chip does not have ANSEL register.

It has ANSELA, ANSELB and ANSELE.

So the error message was correct!

Ioannis

Indeed! I must have changed the chip type by mistake with all the visits to the Compile button right next to it (The 16F1937 is the next one on the list)

See, my Australian friend, posting the pic in this case was far more enlightening than posting the code

[Ioannis]

Many times the chip type on MCS does change on its own! Be careful on that.

Ioannis

[CuriousOne]

Say you have your code window opened, ant it is set for 18F45K80 chip.
You click on "new" code window, it opens, and by default it is set to 16F628.
Now if you just switch to your code for 18F chip, MCU type for it will also change to 16F628, causing compile errors.