Hello All!

I upgraded MPASM before writing this. No difference. Using DOS box command
lines (batch files.)

The picdem2 usart demo says:

21 Start
22      clrf    PORTB           ;Clear PORT_B output latches
23
24      bsf     STATUS,RP0
25
26      clrf    TRISB           ;Config PORT_B as all outputs
27
28      movlw   b'00100000'     ;Enable RCIF interrupt
29      movwf   PIE1
30      movlw   19h             ;9600 baud @4MHz
31      movwf   SPBRG
...etc.

No matter what I do to try to adjust the bank MPASM *always* returns:

Message[302] C:\PIC\USART\USART.ASM 26 : Register in operand not in bank
0.  Ensure that bank bits are correct.
Message[302] C:\PIC\USART\USART.ASM 29 : Register in operand not in bank
0.  Ensure that bank bits are correct.
Message[302] C:\PIC\USART\USART.ASM 31 : Register in operand not in bank
0.  Ensure that bank bits are correct.
Message[302] C:\PIC\USART\USART.ASM 33 : Register in operand not in bank
0.  Ensure that bank bits are correct.

...*regardless* of bsf/bcf on RP0/RP1. I can set it to 1, 2, 3, 4 and it
still returns the same message.

Yes, it's just a message, not a warning or error. But I like things to
work cleanly. I like to glance a a screen and see a '0' and not have to
think about anything beyond that. If I have, for instance, one error or
warning that I know doesn't really matter, and I make a change, and it
still says '1', I -don't- know if it -cleared- the first error and
introduced a different one that -does- matter.

Any clues, or is it a bug of some sort, or do I need to live with the
minor annoyance?

Tnx. Have a :) day!

jb

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jim barchuk
jb@jbarchuk.com

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