Look for a label or variable named Rollover in your code. Or I should say a label or variable called in your code that is not defined in your code.
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Re: MPASM Error Message
Look for a label or variable named Rollover in your code. Or I should say a label or variable called in your code that is not defined in your code.
Dave
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Re: MPASM Error Message
My first thought too Dave, seems like it would not compile in 2.5 with that error, wondering if this is "found code" and/or if there is a missing include file.Originally Posted by mackrackit
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Re: MPASM Error Message
Thanks Archangel, macmackit,
Based on your suggestions I examined the include file INT-TIM0.PBP
The "ROLLOVER" was the DEFINED label for the Interrupt handler
The manual says this is case sensitive, and when I capitalised the label ROLLOVER at the start of the asm routine it all worked
Seems that in V2.5 the label does not need to be capitalised, whereas in V3 it does :-)
Many thanks for the suggestions
Angus Anderson
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Re: MPASM Error Message
Could be in the way MCS is / was setup. Auto capitalize can be a problem. That is a feature that can cause bugs.
Dave
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