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Benj wrote:Hello,

Here is an updated definitions file you can try.
Let me know how you get on.

Thanks, Benj. I'm happy to say that worked fine with the processors I was able to test. Nice work.

Hello James, Yes the file your after is the "definitions.h" file in the FCD folder. I think this is listed by family but I could be wrong. The problem may be that the device is listed differently then it was in a previous version and there fore the definitions are not being loaded into th...

NEXT ERROR (now that the compiler can proceed) is a linker error, "Unknown Record Type" (MX_FLOAT FCV_WATER_TEMP_VOLTAGE;): From the Hi-Tech C manual: (380) unknown record type (*) (Linker) This is an internal compiler error. Contact HI-TECH Software technical support with details. Any th...

Could you try adding -N 50 to the compiler command line? This should increase the number of significant characters in the identifiers from the default 31 characters to 50 characters. ( reference ) Ah, thank you for the reference. I hadn't been able to find that info before. I found the MPLAB "...

Hello Benj - Just to let you know, when I put the register case conversion code into supplemental code box as you suggested, the project compiles under 9.80. So apparently the compiler is not correctly accessing the definitions file you mentioned, or that file has a problem associated with it. I'm s...

Hi James, I'm guessing your are using a device that is not supported in v9.63? For the HiTech compiler we use a file to convert all the lowercase definitions from BoostC to upper case definitions to be used in HiTech. I've tried with the 18F4431 and 18F2220, as they are supported by the free editio...

Hi - I've been evaluating Flowcode, and I've run into a situation where my code compiles with Hi-Tech PICC-18 v9.63, but not with v9.80 (the most recent version). Here's the compiler output: With v9.63: File name:     C:\MPLAB Projects\FLOWCODE\TestFile.c Title: Description: Generated by: Flowcode v...