Richard wrote:

> Have a look for the include file for the pic you are using, in this case 
> 16f877.inc and open it in notepad, it should look like the following.

> What you need to do is edit the text and change it from xt to hs watch case 
> sensitivity if you are using MPASM

Usually there is a mechanism to override the default configurations in such
include files. If possible, this is generally better than editing the
include files.

For one, the include files will normally get overwritten by updates to the
compiler. Second, such settings are usually project-specific (rather than
compiler-specific), so having them in the project sources makes more sense
than having them in a default compiler include file.

Another option (if overriding is not possible) would be to use the compiler
include file only as a template for creating your own, project-specific
include file.

(Don't know that compiler at all... :)

Gerhard

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