In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, whelm wrote:

Sorry, I guess I'm in a better position to strip out code.  How's 36 lines?
 

I tried to create a program from scratch that had the problem, thinking it would be easy--I failed.  So then I stripped out a bunch of stuff from the previous code keeping an eye on what was going on.  If you change the first instance of SerStart to something else, say SerStart2, it will compile error free.  However as is, it generates three errors, the last two of which are spurious.

 

Based on my attempt to build an example from scratch, I would guess that the org statements have a role in the failure, since that is the only thing I can think of that I didn't try in the "from scratch" attempt.  It had one at 0, but nowhere else.  The other (related) possibility is that the @ operator may be involved, since the "from scratch" attempt didn't need that.

 

Wilton

 

P.S: Sorry if I attached it twice.  The attachment manager is a litle brain dead:

    1.  It doesn't give any indication that it has done its job

    2.  It doesn't go away when its done or have a mechanism for removing it other than the close box

    3.  The Reply Post areas does not give any indication of what (if anything) is attached.

Flying blind, I wasn't sure the first one worked, although it probably did.

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