If you select another PIC.. say 18F8722.. is the problem always there? if so... maybe a faulty lib... may worth to try a fresh PBP installation.
Never ever had this message here
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If you select another PIC.. say 18F8722.. is the problem always there? if so... maybe a faulty lib... may worth to try a fresh PBP installation.
Never ever had this message here
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
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It seems that I'll never have to find out what the problem was. It compiles and assembles "clean" in PBP 2.50a.
Charles Linquist
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ERROR: ERROR: Wrong answer! I can't count.
Nevermind!
Last edited by Darrel Taylor; - 3rd April 2008 at 07:47. Reason: DOH!
DT
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The code runs as expected. I would like to find the problem, though. Things like that usually come back to bite me eventually. I suspect that I'm equating a bit variable with a byte
That is the trouble with the bigger chips - there are so many places for bad code to hide!
Charles Linquist
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