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    Well Iam using MPASM and the file is located in the same place as it has always been in, the only difference is that it has grown larger is there a limit on the size of the file that can be debuged using the ICD none of the paths to the files have changed nor the length of the file name.

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    Trying following the suggestion - put your project into a smaller path. For testing, use something like c:\program\<mycode>

    Does it fix the problem?

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    Hi David

    Yes it does work now, as you sugested I droped the project into the C:\folder and it started to work again I dont understand why but it is working thanks for your help David much appreciated.

    Tony.

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    Default Hit or miss with ICD line truncate

    Hi, I am having the same problem with ICD line truncate. Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. I have moved my project around and in my opinion the path seems to have little to do with it. I am using an 18F2525 with use MPASM selected. My project is currently in the folder C:\pbp18. It does seem to something to do with the size of my file. It does get a bit frustrating. I was using the ICD succesfully. Changed a few variable names to make them more readable. Recompiled and downloaded and receieved the ICD line truncate error again.

    I also have a dual boot system so MPLAB, windows XP and PBP are all installed on the D: drive. I put my project on C: and it seemed to work better for a while.

    Does anyone have any ideas? What is the name/location of the debug file and what can I look for to determine what I am doing wrong.

    Thanks, Bob

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