Yes, it is possible (for MPASM) to suppress any warning or error messages
with the command errorlevel (as describe in the documentation DS33014D page
30) followed with the number of the message (with -)

i.e.      errorlevel -302   ; Suppress the Message[302]

You can also put more than one line like this to suppress all the messages
you want.

Didier Jeanjean
Didier.Jeanjean@Ontonet.be


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> From: Alexander Colquhoun <alexc@DAI.ED.AC.UK>
> To: PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
> Subject: Re: Possible to suppress the warning 'Ensure that bank bits
arecorrect.' ?
> Date: lundi 12 mai 1997 11:23
>
> > Is it possible to suppress the following warning:
> >
> > "Message[302] E:\WORK\PROJECTS\IPABXWPP\MAIN.ASM 427 : Register in
operand
> > not in bank 0.  Ensure that bank bits are correct."
> >
> > by telling MPASM that the bank bits are set correctly?  I couldn't find
> > anything about it in the MPASM manual.
> >
> > -Jacob Blichfeldt
> > blchfldt@post3.tele.dk
> >
>
> One way to prevent MPASM generating warnings about the correct use
> of bank selection bits is to invert the msb of any bank 1 register
> address.
>
> e.g.    TRISB^80H where the "^" operator denotes exclusive OR.