Is there a label restriction

[mister_e]

it will be hard without the whole variable definition but...

BUTTON INITIATE_COMM, 1, 255, 0, C7, 0, RX -line 258, ID not Label

how you defined C7 and RX?

BUTTON INITIATE_COMM, 1, 255, 0, C7, 1, RETURN -line 265, bad exp

RETURN is a reserved word.. you MUST use a label name where to jump. On this label you will use a return.

SERIN2 SERIAL_INPUT, 600, [WAIT("A"), BIN MODE] - line 272, bad exp

Shouldn't be a problem... and you know that 600 is not 600 bauds right?

[jblackann]

C7 VAR BYTE
Rx should be used as label and not used anywhere else.

I thought maybe I could use RETURN because I am doing a gosub to to jump into sub routine and then I want to exit that and return to what i was doing.

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I decided not to try use the one piece of code as a sub-routine and fixed this by just with putting the code in twice. The problem disappeared. My program is huge and I was trying to be extra efficient. I think i am going to have to just go with a micro that has a larger memory. I am using a LCD with this application communicating serially. The code seems to be piling up quickly.

[jblackann]

I compiled my code for the 16F687 and saw that it came up to 2042 words and I am still not done writing. I thought I would migrate up to the 16F689 and the code size jumps to 2571 words. Is this because it now needs to go back and forth between memory pages.