In MPLAB 6.x, you have to select the processor through the
CONFIGURE menu.  Click SELECT DEVICE, and select the processor
you're using.

I don't know whether the

   list  p=pic16F84A

statement is still necessary with MPLAB 6.  I still use it, but
the processor in the LIST statement has to match the one set in
MPLAB, or you get a warning message.

Hope this helps...

Dave D.


Renzo wrote...

>While I try to build a program with MPLAB the anwer is "Build Succeded" but
>I get the following warnings:
>
>Warning[215] E:\PIC\xxx.ASM 32 : Processor superceded by command
>line.  Verify processor symbol.
>Message[301] E:\PROGRAMMI\MPLAB IDE\MCHIP_TOOLS\P16F84A.INC 35 : MESSAGE:
>(Processor-header file mismatch.  Verify selected processor.)
>
>I declare the processor in the first line of program after comments in this
>way:
>        list      p=pic16F84A
>         INCLUDE         P16F84a.INC
>
>What is wrong?
>
>In building with MPLAB 5.0 this doesn' happen.

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