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    I've noticed in several posts, some by the big guns also, the use of lower case when doing a DEFINE.
    The manual says all DEFINEs must be in upper case.(DEFINE OSC 20)
    I've had programs not run because of this (DEFINE osc 20) but also had some run with the lower case DEFINE.

    Is this a mandatory rule or just hit or miss?

    Just curious..
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    It depends on the assembler you are using.

    MPASM is case sensitive by default, and must have uppercase in the define's. (unless case sensitivity is turned off)

    PM is not case sensitive, so it can take either upper or lower.

    But since you don't know what other people are using, anything posted on the forum should be uppercase. (just a request)
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