I know this has been covered before, but I haven't been
developing PIC code since version 3.22 and now that I've
"upgraded" to 3.40 I can't build a project.  I won't
even mention the half hour spent trying to add an .asm
file to the project (I finally had to download a .pdf
file from Microchip's site to figure it out), or the
fact that there was no MLASM.EXE file in the distribution
directory (I copied MPASMWIN.EXE to MPASM.EXE and it
seems to be assembling).  My current problem is that
after the assemler has run I get a message saying that
"MPLAB cannot find the .hex file" and the damn file is
right in the project directory!  If anybody can help me
out on this one, I'd appreciate it.

And if anyone from Microchip is on this list, all I can
say is that you took a piece of software that worked and
made it a LOT harder to use.  No one wants to spend a
few hours figuring out the quirks in your software.  I'm
afraid to see what your new version 4 software will be
like.

Keith

Keith D. Kotay
Dartmouth Robotics Laboratory
kotay@cs.dartmouth.edu
http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~kotay