PICers,

I'm probly missing something seriously dumb here.

I just got a fancy new 3.3GHz 250GB drive desktop running winXP. So naturally,
I upgraded to MPLAB 7.10. Previously I had a clunky old 400MHz Win98 machine
and used MPLAB v5.40 Don't laugh - it worked. :)

OK, I tested it with a tried & true set of codes - .asm files, .inc and .h
files. Yep, i know about the linker-scripts with this ver - MPLAB's pointing at
them.

So, upon Make or Build I get error messages that I never saw before :

"Labels must be defined in a code or data section when making an object file
Error[152]"

This one points to 1st line in a SUBR ...

--->   lwait3 
        movlw    0x01F       ;3-loop delay. 3 x 0FFh give approx 1'21"
        movwf    count_13    ;Count_c=$7F should be ~40s. $5F ~ 30s
loop33:  
        movlw    0x0FF       ;
        movwf    count_12

"Executable code and data must be defined in an appropriate section
Error[113]  "

Points to 2nd line (movlw) above.

"Symbol not previously defined (count_13)
Error" ... Points to the 3rd line.

And so it goes, there are over 100 error messages. Thing is variables etc _are_
defined in an equates.h file. They're all included and all reside in the same
directory so paths are not an issue. This is an old, working programme that
compiles & runs fine with previous MPLABs (5.40) under win98.

Hmm. What am I missing? 

Puzzled. :(

Thanks if can help - Debbie


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