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    Default Problem to compile my program

    I am an user of Proton and I have a problem that I dont know how to solve it.

    Proton compiles my program normally but when start the asm compiler I have the result that you can see in the attached file. what I must to do to solve it?

    The BASiC program is OK. If I remove the USB rotine the program compile the basic part and after the asm part. But When I insert the USB rotine, the basic compiler normally but the asm part show the problem of the "Out of range".

    I have the PROTON IDE I update the compiler, by on line update but I dont find the problem.

    I am using PIC 18F4550 USB port active. The program has 2200 lines.

    I can see that the problem is in the PBP file, line 1110 I have the instruction:
    "rcall initialiseusb@driver"

    Thank you in advance

    Wagner
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    Hi wagner,

    It's a bit confusing with this being picbasic.co.uk/forum/

    But the forum for Proton is at http://picbasic.org/forum/

    We do PicBasic Pro here.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Darrel Taylor View Post
    Hi wagner,

    It's a bit confusing with this being picbasic.co.uk/forum/

    But the forum for Proton is at http://picbasic.org/forum/

    We do PicBasic Pro here.
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    Hi DT,

    I tried in the picbasic.org/forum, but the people there told me to try here, because my problem is in the file .PBP

    Wagner

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    Do you have Proton or PIC BASIC? I do not think a PBP file will work with anothet compiler. It might compile, but not correctly.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mackrackit View Post
    Do you have Proton or PIC BASIC? I do not think a PBP file will work with anothet compiler. It might compile, but not correctly.
    Hi Dave,

    I have the "Developement Suite Proton" Version 3.1 july 2005 that I bought in 2005.
    I dont know what is PIC BASIC program. I have the program that I bought from Crowhill.
    Wagner

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    Quote Originally Posted by wagner View Post
    Hi Dave,

    I have the "Developement Suite Proton" Version 3.1 july 2005 that I bought in 2005.
    I dont know what is PIC BASIC program. I have the program that I bought from Crowhill.
    Wagner
    This is PicBasic
    http://www.melabs.com/products/index.htm#Compiler

    There is an online manual on the above site. You might be able to figure out what the troubling line you have does and do a re-write for Proton ?
    Dave
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