> wanted to see if this is a widely accepted standard (I was taught when
> learning C++ that the 'angle bracket' include format is used for
> system-inherent includes and the 'quote' include format is used for
> user-defined includes). I figured this rule probably applies to other
> languages as well, but I could be wrong.

In C/C++ angled brackets are relative to the system include paths and quoted
includes are relative to the project path. Most modern compilers can
overwrite this behaviour though.

I'd assume it's the same for MPASM though.

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