How did you know that i should do that?Originally Posted by Bruce
Just want to know if it happends again.
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How did you know that i should do that?
Just want to know if it happends again.
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If you've got MCS setup to dump out a .lst file with all the options turned on (usually fairly HUGE files), you can usually scroll thru it or search it for the phrase 'ERROR', then using a bit of deductive logic, can usually trace that back to your original problem...whether it be a problem with the typist, an include file, a macro, whatever.
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The warning message tells you where the problem is. Warning[202] \PBP\PBPPIC18.LIB 1239How did you know that i should do that?
I looked in the library at the line # indicated by the warning message. In v2.50a there was no problem. In v2.47 this was missing, so it's a simple fix to get rid of the warning.
It also helps if you know assembler...;o]
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Ya know, I never made the correlation between the 'PBPPIC18.LIB' and the '1239' in the error messages. I always did it the hard way described above.
Thanks for the tidbit...
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Ohh, it's because i have PBP 2.46!
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It may go back a few versions, but I didn't check back any farther than 2.47.
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$25 for the upgrade...
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To what, 2.50?
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Yep, 2.50, 32 bit signed variables and a few other upgrades...
Good stuff in my book...
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