Thanks for the comments!

        On case sensitivity, I have the command line options set to /q
and /c- , which should, I believe, turn off case sensitivity.
        Looking at the listing file, it looks like the macro gets
converted to all upper case when substituted.  Listing file below.


Harold


0074                00301 ISR
                    00302 ;       Determine cause of interrupt and do it.
                    00303         SAVECONTEXT             ; Save
registers
                        M ; Save register context for isr.  Swaps swap
high and low halves of f with the result going either
                        M ; back to f or to w.  Swap is used here because
they affect no status bits.
0074 00A0               M         MOVWF   ISRW            ; Save W
0075 0E03               M         SWAPF   STATUS,W        ; get status in
W (including bank select bits) swapping hi/lo halves
0076 1283               M         BCF     STATUS,RP0      ; force to bank
0
0077 00A1               M         MOVWF   ISRSTATUS       ; and save
swapped status
0078 0804               M         MOVF    FSR,0           ; Get fsr in w
0079 00A2               M         MOVWF   ISRFSR          ; and save it
                    00304 ;       btfsc   pir1,txif       ; Check for tx
ready
                    00305 ;       call    TxSerial        ; Go send a
byte
007A 1A8C           00306         BTFSC   PIR1,RCIF       ; check for
received character
007B 2110           00307         CALL    RXSERIAL        ; Go get byte
007C 1B8C           00308         BTFSC   PIR1,PSPIF      ; Parallel
slave port write?
007D 20C1           00309         CALL    READPSP         ; Go handle it
007E 190B           00310         BTFSC   INTCON,T0IF     ; Check for
timer 0 interrupt
007F 214A           00311         CALL    TIMER0ISR       ; go handle it
(which transmits a byte on dmx)
                    00312         RESTORECONTEXT
0080 0822               M         MOVF    ISRFSR,0        ; get old fsr
0081 0084               M         MOVWF   FSR             ; and restore
it
0082 0E21               M         SWAPF   ISRSTATUS,W     ; get old
status (including bsr bits) in w, swapping back to normal
0083 0083               M         MOVWF   STATUS          ; restore it
0084 0EA0               M         SWAPF   ISRW,1          ; swap halves
in isrw making them backwards
0085 0E20               M         SWAPF   ISRW,0          ; swap back to
forward and in W without affecting status
0086 0009           00313         RETFIE


On Thu, 17 Jul 1997 01:36:30 -0400 Mike Keitz <mkeitz@JUNO.COM> writes:

>Everything looks conventional and it should work.  Check your .LST
>file
>to make sure it assembled properly.  There is inconsistent use of
>upper/lowercase in the labels in the code posted.  The Microchip
>assembler is case-sensitive.  It may not tell you if it can't find
>something in a macro.
>-Mike
>