Re: Another 2.60 worry
Just specify the path in your include line then. I do it all the time.
I have a root folder named PBP_PROG and some subfolders. One subfolder by application and a couple of other for various include type (DevBoards headers, LCD/GLCD drivers/wrapper, etc etc etc)
C:\PBP_Prog
C:\PBP_Prog\DemoXyz
C:\PBP_Prog\Nokia3310
Assuming I'm working on a prgram located in DemoXyz folder, If I want to use the Nokia3310 related include I just need to use the following line
INCLUDE "..\Nokia3310\GLCD_NOKIA.PBP"
the file extension do not make any difference, it could be .inc, pbp, bas, bak.. whatever.
For Win7/Vista, you may have a error message if the path+filename exceed 32 characters (or so)
All config fuses are in my code, never elsewhere/ I comment out the one in the PBP folder all the tie. Fortunately now with PBP3 we no longer need to do so. This reminds me I need to upgrade today... where<s my proof of purchase now... arg... I know I have it somewhere. Back in 1999/2000
Last edited by mister_e; - 8th August 2011 at 19:29.
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